The advance voting seems to be a hit among Fayette voters.
Early Monday afternoon, officials at the Fayette County Board of Elections
said that more than 130 people came into the office for advance voting and
absentee voting.
For the first time, residents can show up at the elections office this week
and get their primary elections voting done before next Tuesday's election.
Elections chief Carolyn Combs said she believes between 30-35 percent of
Fayette's 56,666 registered voters will cast ballots in the July primary.
"That's about the average from past July elections," Combs
said.
She added that there is one precinct change for this election only.
Voters in Precinct 13 will vote at Whitewater Middle School next Tuesday,
but will go
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