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AARP Kentucky Is Working to Make Sure that Voters Know about All of Their Options--and Can Vote Safely
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AS THE NATION CONTINUES TO BATTLE A PANDEMIC, ADVOCATES FOR OLDER KENTUCKIANS SAY THAT BOTH THE HEALTH AND THE FINANCIAL SECURITY OF VOTERS OVER 50 ARE ON THE LINE.
DWIGHT BUTLER IS A FORMER STATE-REPRESENTATIVE--AND AN EXECUTIVE-COUNCIL VOLUNTEER WITH
"A-A-R-P KENTUCKY"...
(BUTLER):
"FROM PREVENTING CUTS TO SOCIAL SECURITY, AND PROTECTING MEDICARE, TO LOWERING PRESCRIPTION-DRUG PRICES, OLDER KENTUCKIANS DESERVE TO CAST THEIR VOTES ON THE ISSUES THAT MATTER.
WE WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT KENTUCKY-VOTERS KNOW ABOUT ALL OF THEIR OPTIONS, AND CAN VOTE
SAFELY--WHETHER THEY USE AN ABSENTEE BALLOT, VOTE EARLY, OR VOTE ON ELECTION DAY.
IF VOTING BY MAIL, MAKE SURE [THAT] YOU FILL OUT THE BALLOT COMPLETELY--AND THEN PUT THE BALLOT INSIDE THE OFFICIAL RETURN-ENVELOPE, SEAL IT, SIGN IT, AND DATE IT.
EVERY MAIL-IN BALLOT IS CHECKED BY ELECTION-OFFICIALS, BEFORE IT'S
COUNTED--SO YOU CAN BE SURE [THAT] YOUR BALLOT IS SECURE."
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TO LEARN MORE ABOUT VOTING SAFELY IN KENTUCKY, VISIT
"A-A-R-P"-DOT-ORG-SLASH-"K-Y-VOTES".
