Turnout for in-house absentee voting at the Christian County Courthouse has been more than usual this fall.
Christian County Clerk Mike Kem says that’s in large part because more Kentuckians now qualify to vote absentee.
If you can’t make it to the polls on November 6th or to the clerk’s office during the week, Kem says they’re offering six hours of absentee voting on the Saturday before election day.
Tennessee has early voting for all registered voters and there were lines reported coming out of the door there Thursday in Clarksville.
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