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Oldham County clerk: absentee deadline tonight, early voting schedule announced
Summary
County Clerk Amy Alvey told the fiscal court that the deadline to request an absentee ballot via the state portal is midnight May 5 and described early/no-excuse voting dates, locations and the new caregiver provision for absentee voting.
Oldham County Clerk Amy Alvey told the Fiscal Court May 5 that the deadline to request an absentee ballot through the state portal was midnight that day and reviewed the county’s early/no-excuse voting schedule and locations.
"Today is the last day that you can request an absentee ballot," Alvey said, noting the state portal closes at midnight. She outlined in-person no-excuse and excused-voting dates in the clerk’s office and listed 3-day no-excuse voting at John Black Community Center and Crestwood Baptist Church, with hours for each day and election-day polling locations open 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Alvey also said the caregiver provision allows a caregiver to deliver a ballot and that election officers and people with specified work schedules have separate absentee options. She provided the county voter-registration office phone number for questions.
The court did not vote on election administration matters during the presentation; Alvey’s remarks were informational and intended for voters and local officials.
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