Government Documents: Voting & Elections

The Federal Election Commission (FEC) is the independent regulatory agency charged with administering and enforcing the federal campaign finance law. The FEC has jurisdiction over the financing of campaigns for the U.S. House, Senate, Presidency and the Vice Presidency.

The State Board of Elections is an independent agency which administers the Commonwealth’s election laws, promulgates administrative regulations necessary to properly carry out its duties, supervises the registration and purgation of voters, appoints the political party representatives to the 120 county boards of elections, and certifies the official election results.

Learn if you're eligible to vote, how to register, check, or update your information.

Filings contain all the statements, reports and notices that candidates and committees file. Search by date, type and filing candidate or committee.

ProPublica tracks legislators voting records, missed votes, ratio of voting against party, and tracks their public activity including published articles, social media. ProPublica describes itself as an independent nonprofit.

ProPublica tracks legislators voting records, missed votes, ratio of voting against party, and tracks their public activity including published articles, social media. ProPublica describes itself as an independent nonprofit.

A collection of voter turnout statistics in the state of Kentucky dating back 20 years.

General, Primary, and Special election results for the state of Kentucky dating back to 1973.

Election laws for the state of Kentucky established by the Kentucky State Constitution, Kentucky Revised Statutes (KRS), and Kentucky Administrative Regulations.

Software available to eligible voters in the state of Kentucky to register or update voter information such as address.

Registered voters in Kentucky now can obtain information about their precinct location and legislative districts by using the State Board of Elections Voter Information Center.

This searchable database contains records from 1998 to present. Detailed receipt records are included in the database for candidates, issues committees, and exploratory committees. Permanent Committee (PAC) and executive committee records are only presented in summary figures. The contribution records are available to be downloaded in an ASCII text file. If candidates submit financial records by using electronic filing software, the disbursement figures will also be available to download.