All voter registrations for the May Primary Election must be received at the County Clerk’s office or postmarked by Monday, April 23rd.

If you're not registered, get down to your local County Clerk's office and register or download a mail-in voter registration card and get it post-marked by then.

Note that only registered Democrats can vote in Democratic Party primaries and only registered Republicans can vote in Republican Party primaries in Kentucky.  There are non-partisan races in some communities which Republicans, Democrats, and registered Independents can all vote in.

If you're updating your address with a voter registration card, it's important to make sure to mark the same political party you're already registered as.  The deadline to change political parties for purposes of voting in their primary elections was December 31st.  If you're a registered Democrat and you turn in a voter registration card tomorrow with the Republican box checked (or vice-versa), you will lose the right to vote in either party's Primary.  To find where you are currently registered and what party you're registered as, visit the Voter Information Center Here. 

Note that the above assumes you're already registered in Kentucky.  If you're not already registered in this state, you may register as whatever party you want and be able to vote in that election wright up until the April 23rd deadline. 

17-year-olds may also register and vote in the May Primary as long as they will turn 18 on November 6th of this year or earlier. 

KFTC chapters are encouraged to integrate voter registration efforts in with all other events leading up to the deadline (being careful to follow the above rules carefully to avoid disenfranchising people).