Based on history
Kentucky's secretary of state isn't expecting a big turnout for next week's primary election.
Alison Lundergan Grimes said yesterday she expects less than 13 percent of Kentucky's nearly three-and-a-half-million registered voters to cast ballots.
Her projection is based on historical data and current absentee voting patterns.
The primary election is Tuesday.
Indiana Attorney General continues campaign of holding bad actors accountable, secures nearly $34.7 million for Hoosier consumers in auto lending settlement
Credit Acceptance Corporation to provide cash restitution, debt relief, and lending reforms for Hoosiers
Kentucky's Governor Breaks Ground on Northern Kentucky Crime Lab and Medical Examiner’s Office
Will expand access for Kentuckians seeking justice and solace
INcompass Healthcare Celebrates One Year of Same Day Access
SDA makes it easier for people to connect with behavioral healthcare when they are ready to take that first step.
Annual walk for suicide awareness
at Madison Consolidated High School
Credit Acceptance Corporation to provide cash restitution, debt relief, and lending reforms for Hoosiers
Will expand access for Kentuckians seeking justice and solace
SDA makes it easier for people to connect with behavioral healthcare when they are ready to take that first step.
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