Jefferson County's top election official said Wednesday there was "no way" to prevent the Election Day technical issues that caused voters at some precincts to wait in line for hours.
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Kentucky's primary election day is next Tuesday, May 21.
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On the last day of Kentucky's legislative session, lawmakers and supporters gathered at the Capitol in Frankfort for a signing of House Bill 5, the controversial Republican anti-crime measure.
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While a line to vote isn't necessarily a good thing, it's a positive sign.
The election is in May.
Bills introduced this week in the House and Senate, both dominated by Republicans, would create four days of early in-person voting, including a Saturday, with no excuse required, Adams said.
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"There is no legitimate interest in dead people being registered to vote."
Kentuckians still have a lot of opportunities to vote early.
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Secretary of State Michael Adams said people who are worried about COVID-19 can vote by mail and should request a ballot as possible.
On Friday, Secretary of State Michael Adams said Kentucky is dealing with a poll worker crisis. He is calling on younger people to get involved.