San Lumen wrote:https://www.courier-journal.com/story/news/politics/ky-general-assembly/2021/03/29/kentucky-house-passes-bill-allow-three-days-early-voting-pass/7045488002/
Kentucky lawmakers pass key election reforms, including early voting. The bill passed 91-3 and now heads to the governor’s desk who will almost certainly sign it.
Establishing three days of in-person early voting on the Thursday, Friday and Saturday before Election Day;
Letting people "cure" their absentee ballots if a problem, such as a mismatched signature, would otherwise cause it to be thrown out;
Making the online portal through which Kentuckians requested — and government officials tracked — absentee ballots in 2020 a standard feature of future elections;
Letting counties offer vote centers where residents from any precinct can cast their ballot;
Allowing for secure drop-boxes where people can turn in their absentee ballots;
Requiring counties to gradually phase out electronic-only voting systems and switch to equipment that can process paper ballots;
Letting state officials quickly remove someone from the voter rolls if they're notified that person moved to and registered to vote in another state.
Beshear and Secretary of State Michael Adams made notable but temporary changes to Kentucky's elections last year because of the coronavirus pandemic. HB 574 will adopt some of those things, such as no-excuse early voting and the online portal for absentee ballots, for the long term.
Not bad, Kentucky
Not bad at all