Voting: What to Bring — Where To Go
When you show up to the polls next Tuesday, or to Early Voting, you need to bring along your state issued photo ID, Driver’s License or college identification said County Clerk Bryan Morgan. He said such forms of identification are required, and that the previously allowed bank cards are no longer allowed for identification, though a Social Security Card still is. Any eligible registered voter may vote at any polling place Election Day.
Early Voting, 14-16 May, will be in the Burkesville Fire Department’s Training Hall, off Mill Street behind the firehouse, Upper River Street. Hours for early voting are 8am — 4pm, and any registered Republican or Democrat may come in and vote there, no excuse needed.
Behind the Fire Station and the remains of the old city hall, not the smoke tower, but the training room, is where to go for Early Voting.
The Central Polling Location in Cumberland County is the Ray Mullinex Center, (Fairboard building) on Upper River Street on Election Day.
First is the Central Polling Location at Mullinix Building in the Park on Upper River Street. But remember anyone who is eligible to vote can go to any polling location.
These are the other voting places:
District 1 is at Salem Park.
District 2 is at Carver, #25 Hegira Road, at State Park Road.
District 3 is beside the Fire Tower at the junction of Poplar Grove and Red Banks Roads.
District 4 is at the Marrowbone Fire Station.
As always, the polls open at 6am and you must be in line before 6pm to cast your ballot.
Kentucky is not an open primary state. Only Republicans and Democrats may vote in the primary, and only in their party’s primary.
