UNDATED (04/10/23) — Kentucky voters may now request mail-in absentee ballots for the May 21st Primary Election, which features state and federal races on the ballot. The application process can be initiated HERE. Only those who are unable to vote in-person should apply for an absentee ballot. The deadline to request an absentee ballot is May 7th.
According to the Secretary of State’s Office, the drop-box for mail-in ballots in Breckinridge County is at the County Courthouse. Excused In-Person absentee voting will be available at the Courthouse May 8th-10th and the 13th through the 15th. “No Excuse” In-Person voting will take place at the Courthouse May 16th through the 18th from 8am to 4pm, with in-person voting on the 21st between 6am and 6pm.
Those voting in-person on the 21st are urged to bring identification with them to speed up the sign-in process.
Voting Center locations in Breckinridge County…
- Breckinridge County Fairgrounds- 217 Fairgrounds Rd, Hardinsburg
- Holy Guardian Angel Parrish Hall- 301 High St, Irvington
- St Rose Catholic Church- 118 Chestnut St, Cloverport
- Spencers Orchard- 7939 E Hwy 60, Irvington
- McDaniels Community Building- 10762 S Hwy 259
- Hudson Community Church- 5000 Hwy 401
- Stephensport Firehouse- 45 Cedar Hill Cemetery Ln
- Corinth Baptist Church- 5042 S Hwy 261, McQuady
Registered voters can cast ballots at any of the locations, regardless of where they live in the county. For questions regarding the primary, contact the Breckinridge County Clerk’s Office at (270) 756-2246.
In Breckinridge County, primaries for President, U.S. Representative (Democrat), 5th District State Senate (Republican) and 10th District State Representative (Republican) will be on the ballot.
Sample Ballots for Breckinridge County…
