KRS § 11.515 Renumbered as KRS 42.740.
Section 11.515 was renumbered as KRS 42.740.
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Section 11.515 was renumbered as KRS 42.740.
This section was renumbered as KRS 42.734.
This section was renumbered as KRS 42.736.
This section was renumbered as KRS 42.738.
This section was renumbered as KRS 42.742.
This section says 11.518 was renumbered as KRS 42.744.
Section 11.520 was renumbered as KRS 42.746.
This section was repealed in 2007; the text also lists its repeal-and-reenactment history and prior amendments.
This section was repealed in 1988.
Section 116.010 was repealed in 1972.
This section defines “voter” as any name contained in a registration list, unless the context requires otherwise.
This section was repealed in 1966.
This section was repealed in 1972.
This section says who may vote, who is barred from voting after a felony election-law conviction, and when registered voters who move can still vote in the current election.
This section was repealed in 1972.
This section explains how a voter's residence is determined, including rules for people who are homeless, absent temporarily, or married.
County clerks must assign voters to precincts in certain U.S.-ceded or leased areas, and must favor the district with the largest territory when absentee voters are assigned across multiple districts.
This section was repealed in 1972.
This section sets voter registration rules, including when registration is open or closed, how people may register or change party affiliation, and what county clerks and other officials must do.
The county clerk must notify each applicant of the disposition of the voter registration application.
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