Kentuckians have been able to hit the polls early this year after a new law created three days of early in-person voting, including Saturday. Many voters and officials say having more options and days to vote has led to shorter lines and easier access.
Keith Bays, who works 14-hour days as a trucking terminal manager, said early voting was a boon. He and his family voted early in Boyd County on Saturday morning. He said he was in and out of the booth in 15 minutes
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