FRANKFORT, Ky. (November 2, 2020) – Attorney General Daniel Cameron today reminded Kentuckians to report suspected election law violations and voting irregularities to the Attorney General’s Election Fraud Hotline at 1-800-328-VOTE.
“While our voting process has changed for the 2020 general election, my office remains committed to doing our part to ensure the integrity of our elections by investigating and prosecuting criminal violations of election law,” said Attorney General Cameron. “This election season, if Kentuckians witness suspected fraud, we urge them to join us in protecting the integrity of our election process by calling our hotline to report it.”
The hotline is active year round and records messages 24 hours a day, seven days a week. On November 3, the hotline is staffed from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. Eastern Time, and calls are answered live. Each tip is forwarded to prosecutors for detailed review. Campaign violations, electioneering, bribery, election fraud, and poll disruption are some examples of election fraud.
All calls to the hotline are reviewed by the Attorney General’s Office of Special Prosecutions, and complaints containing allegations of election fraud are referred to the Department of Criminal Investigations.
On election day, the number of complaints received by the hotline can be viewed by visiting ag.ky.gov/election-hotline-updates. The complaints are tracked by county, and the website will be updated throughout the day. Complaints received after the polls close will be added to the website the following day.
Members of the press who wish to inquire about complaints made to the hotline are encouraged to contact the Attorney General’s communications office by emailing Elizabeth.Kuhn@ky.gov, rather than calling the hotline directly for information.
The Election Fraud Hotline is one part of a concerted effort by Attorney General Cameron and law enforcement partners to ensure the integrity of the election process. Attorney General Cameron continues to partner with members of the Ballot Integrity Task Force to deter and investigate allegations of election fraud.
The task force includes the Office of the Attorney General, the Secretary of State’s Office, the State Board of Elections, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the U.S. Attorneys’ Office for Kentucky’s Eastern and Western Districts, the Kentucky State Police, the U.S. Postal Service, the Kentucky Department of Homeland Security, and the Kentucky Army National Guard.
KRS 15.243 gives the Attorney General the jurisdiction to investigate and enforce election law violations. If you suspect election fraud, report the incident to the Attorney General’s Election Fraud Hotline by calling 1-800-328-VOTE.
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 Polling Places
If you are in line at 6:00 pm, you will be permitted to vote. Please, plan your arrival and don't miss the opportunity to exercise your right to VOTE.
YOU CAN VOTE AT EITHER OF THESE LOCATIONS:
- Kentucky Exposition Center: 937 Phillips Lane, Fairgrounds North Wing
- KFC Yum Center: Main and Second streets, foyer
- Kentucky Center for African American Heritage: 1701 West Muhammad Ali Blvd.
- Louisville Marriott East: 1903 Embassy Square Blvd., Commonwealth Ballroom
- Ballard High School: 6000 Brownsboro Road
- Carter Duvalle Elementary School : 3600 Bohne Ave.
- Crosby Middle School: 303 Gatehouse Lane
- Fairdale High School: 1001 Fairdale Road
- Fern Creek High School: 9115 Fern Creek Road
- Iroquois High School: 4615 Taylor Blvd.
- Jeffersontown High School: 9600 Old Six Mile Lane
- Meyzeek Middle School: 828 S. Jackson St.
- Seneca High School: 3510 Goldsmith Lane
- Shawnee High School: 4001 Herman St.
- Southern High School : 8620 Preston Highway
- St. Matthews Community Center: 310 Ten Pin Lane
- Thomas Jefferson Middle School: 1501 Rangeland Road
- Valley High School: 10200 Dixie Highway
- Waggener High School: 330 S. Hubbards Lane
- Western High School: 2501 Rockford Lane
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National Sandwich Day happens to be the same day as Election Day this year, so there are plenty of deals to take advantage of on Nov. 3.
For those who still need to get to the polls, Uber and Lyft are offering discounted rides on Nov. 3. And once you’ve finished voting, snag a free doughnut from Krispy Kreme or a free HydroMassage at Planet Fitness to help you relax.
Nov. 3 also happens to be National Sandwich Day, and several restaurants — from McAlister's Deli to Jimmy John’s — will be offering deals as well.
Here are some of the places that you can find deals this Nov. 3rd.
DoorDash is offering free delivery on Election Day for orders with a $15 minimum, with the promo code VOTE. DashPass members can also get 10% off orders by using the code DPVOTE.
Grubhub’s app has deals for Election Day from over 30 restaurants in its Perks tab, including California Pizza Kitchen, PF Changs, Red Lobster, and more.
Krispy Kreme is giving away a free doughnut and an “I Voted” sticker to everyone who visits one of their stores on Election Day.
Planet Fitness wants to help voters relax from election stress by offering a free workout and HydroMassage from Nov. 3-8.
Jersey Mike’s will be giving $2 off any regular sub on app orders with the code SANDDAY2OFF. The deal is available Nov. 2-6.
Jimmy John’s is offering 50% off any 8-inch sandwich to its Freaky Fast Rewards members on Nov. 3.
McAlister’s will offer its Rewards members a buy-one-get-one-free sandwich through its app. The deal will be available Nov. 3-17.
Hertz
Hertz is offering a free day of car rental for customers who rent a car for two or more days, with pickup on Oct. 2 or 3.
Lyft
Get 50% off a ride of up to $10 on Election Day with the code 2020VOTE. The code also applies to Lyft’s bikes and scooters in select cities.
Uber
Uber is offering 50% off rides, up to $14 off for a roundtrip ride to the polls, on Election Day. The deal also applies to Uber’s bikes and scooters.
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