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Vaught explains when and where Pulaskians can vote in May Primary - Vimarsana News

Vaught explains when and where Pulaskians can vote in May Primary

If the other voting options have you confused, just remember this: All registered voters in Pulaski can vote on election day (May 17) at the Hal Rogers Regional Fire Training

Ballot order drawn for May Primary candidates - Vimarsana News

Ballot order drawn for May Primary candidates

There are different schools of thought about where one lands on an election ballot. Some feel it doesn’t matter where your name ends up, on the top or the bottom,

Council vote to rezone Ky. 39 property fails - Vimarsana News

Council vote to rezone Ky. 39 property fails

Plans for a possible apartment complex for seniors on Ky. 39 may have fallen through after Somerset City Council voted against the zone change that would allow it.

Kentucky County Approves Deal for New Voting Machines - Vimarsana News

Kentucky County Approves Deal for New Voting Machines

Kentucky County Approves Deal for New Voting Machines Pulaski County officials have selected the Verity system, made by Hart Intercivic, will include 25 scanners to handle paper ballots and 15 DUO standalone machines which are handicap-accessible. June 28, 2021 •  (TNS) — Pulaski County will be getting its first new voting machines in about a dozen years. Members of the Pulaski County Fiscal Court approved last Tuesday the sole bid received from Harp Enterprises and presented by election coordinator Mark Vaught on behalf of the local board of election...

New voting machines on the way - Vimarsana News

New voting machines on the way

Janie Slaven | CJ Local election coordinator Mark Vaught presents a bid for new voting machines during last Tuesday's meeting of Pulaski County Fiscal Court. Pulaski County will be getting its first new voting machines in about a dozen years. Members of the Pulaski County Fiscal Court approved last Tuesday the sole bid received from Harp Enterprises and presented by election coordinator Mark Vaught on behalf of the local board of elections. Harp's total bid came to $264,949 — about $10,000 under what the county budgeted. The figure dropped to just over $260,000 once it was determined the...