The Kentucky primary election is May 19. This year, Kentucky votes for all 100 seats in the state House of Representatives, and half of the seats in the state Senate (although not every race has an opponent). Additionally, there are various federal and local races on the ballot in many places. In-person absentee voting has already started. Are you prepared to vote?

First, know who is on your ballot. You can find your sample ballot here. 

Next, check out our 2026 Primary Election Kentucky Voter Guide that we have created in partnership with Stand for Health Freedom. As the "boots on the ground" in Kentucky, KMFC solicits candidate feedback and reviews other data such as voting records, public statements made by candidates, and more. While we aren't able to make an endorsement or recommendation in every race, we hope this guide helps you make decisions as you head to the polls. We may make additions to this voter guide prior to May 19, so check back before then.

Know a candidate? Ask them to take the candidate survey.