Where can you vote in the general election in Kentucky?

According to the Kentucky State Board of Elections, polls are open from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. and you are allowed to vote if you are in line at 6 p.m. When you go to vote, don't forget one of the acceptable forms of ID, which include a driver's license, military ID, college ID, and Kentucky government ID.

The Courier Journal offers guides to every race at stake in the general election and who is running in it.

You can find your polling station here:

Where do I choose?

Where can I vote in Louisville?

Polling locations in Louisville can be found on the Jefferson County Clerk's website.

Where do I vote in Oldham County?

Meanwhile, Oldham County residents can vote at any of the following polling locations: