Ohio and Kentucky Delay Primary Elections Due to COVID-19 Concerns

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Ohio and Kentucky Delay Primary Elections Due to COVID-19 Concerns

Two state governors have taken drastic measures to avoid the spread of coronavirus, while also protecting citizens’ constitutional right to vote. Officials in Ohio and Kentucky, where citizens were set to vote on March 17 and May 19 respectively, postponed in-person primary elections until June. Citizens can vote by absentee ballot in the meantime.

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