What should I do if I move?

Moves within the county: Update your address with the county clerk in person, online, or in writing, or change your address at the driver's license office. If you have not done this before Election Day you may still cast your ballot. You must go to the voting precinct that serves your new address on Election Day to vote and update your registration address at that time.

Moves outside of the county: Registration books close 28 days before each election. If you move to another Kentucky county you must register in your new county before the books close in order to be eligible to vote. If you move during the 28 day period that the books are closed, you may return to your previous county to vote in that one election only. You will need to change your registration to your new county as soon as the registration books reopen.

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1. If I have a driver's license am I automatically registered to vote?
2. Will I receive a voter registration ID card when I register to vote?
3. Do I need to take anything with me when I go to the polls?
4. I am a student. Do I vote here or in my home county?
5. How often do I need to re-register?
6. What should I do if I change my name?
7. Are seventeen year olds eligible to vote?
8. I previously had a felony conviction. Can I still register to vote?
9. What should I do if I move?
10. What hours are the polls open? Can I go to a precinct near my office instead of the one where I live?
11. Is voter registration proof of residency?