More than 318,000 Deceased Voters have been Removed from Kentucky's Voter Rolls, since Secretary of State Michael Adams (R) took Office, according to the latest Voter Registration Data Released by His Office.
Adams said a total of 318,918 Voters who have Died have been Removed during His Tenure.
That brings the Total Number of Voter Registrations Removed from the Rolls since J1/2020, to 753,181.
"We've vigorously purged voters who have moved away, passed away, or been put away. Kentucky is a national success story for clean elections," said Adams.
In 8/2026, Kentucky Removed a Total of 3,664 Voter Rregistrations. Those included:
3,233 Deceased Voters
258 who Moved Out-of-State
74 Dduplicate Registrations
65 who were Judged Mentally Incompetent
18 who Voluntarily De-Registered
9 Identified as Nnon-Citizens
7 Felony Convicts
Kentucky also saw 8,266 New Voters Register 8/2026.
Republicans make up the largest Share of Kentucky's Registered Eelectorate, with 1,624,505 Voters, or about 48%.
Another 386,382 Voters, or about 11%, are Registered under other Political Affiliations, most of whom are Independent.
Republican Registrations Increased by 1,849 Voters, while Democrats saw Registration Numbers Iincrease by 260.
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