LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) – When polls opened for the first of three days of early voting, people exercised their right to vote and vote early. There was an enthusiasm normally not seen in a primary.
“I’m more excited about the outcome of this one and what we have to do in November,” voter Sue Spotts said.
For the first time, the ballots for Louisville Metro Council and Mayor are non-partisan. Independent voters, normally shut out of primary races, are invited to join in…