LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - Kentucky officials reported few problems
and no fraud complaints during the primary for party nominations
for several statewide offices.
Attorney General spokeswoman Shelley Catherine Johnson said the
election fraud hotline received six phone calls on Tuesday. Johnson
said three of the calls were procedural, two were for general
election complaints and one was a media call.
Secretary of State spokeswoman Lindsay Zoeller said Tuesday
evening that there had been no significant problems.
During the 2010 primary election, the election fraud hotline
received 116 calls from 43 counties.
Voters chose the Republican ticket of state Senate President
David Williams and Agriculture Commissioner Richie Farmer to take
on Democratic incumbent Gov. Steve Beshear and running mate Jerry
Abramson, the former Louisville mayor.
Voters also picked party nominees for several other offices.
(Copyright 2011 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)
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