Kentuckians head to the polls today

Marshall County High School is the site for in-person voting in today’s Kentucky Primary.

Marshall County residents head to the voting booth today or have mailed/dropped off Absentee Ballots in the Kentucky Primary Election. Absentee Ballots must be post-marked by today’s date (June 23, 2020) to be counted.

On the ballot in Marshall County – Republican and Democratic Presidential and US Senator nominees, Democratic State Representative 6th District and in Nonpartisan races – Court of Appeals Judge 1st Appellate District 1st Division and Circuit Judge Family Court 42nd Judicial Circuit 2nd Division.

Todays in-person polling place for Marshall County is located at Marshall County High School (416 High School Rd., Benton).

Due to the unusual circumstances surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, preliminary election results will not be available on election night according to the State Board of Elections. Many counties, including the two biggest in the state, have chosen to withhold even partial results until June 30, the extended deadline for all counties to report returns to the Secretary of State.

Kentucky Secretary of State, Michael Adams said, “Our office will provide, in informal but transparent fashion, any county results we receive on election night, neither our Office nor the State Board of Elections will be able to offer the usual online election night reporting at elect.ky.gov. Complete but unofficial results must be reported to the Secretary of State by 6:00 p.m. local time on June 30, and will be made available to the public at that time.”