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One reader's opinion: Republican caucus not election

One reader's take on the petition to void the March 22, 2016 Wet-Dry Election

The Republican caucus doesn't pass the common sense sniff test as a bonafide "election," based on - if nothing else - KRS 120.005(1), Kentucky's straightforward legal description of a ballot (the underlining for emphasis writer's):
"A 'ballot' or 'official ballot' means the voting machine ballot label, ballot cards, paper ballots, an absentee ballot, a special ballot, or a supplemental paper ballot which has been authorized for the use of the voters in any primary, general or special election by the Secretary of State or the county clerk[.]"
The KRS statutes in which the quote appears may be viewed at ky.gov.statutes/statute.aspx?id=27801





This story was posted on 2016-04-22 09:59:28
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