Board of Elections

Anderson County Board of Elections

 KRS 117.035

Appointed members serve four-year terms or until their successors are appointed by the State Board of Elections from the list submitted by the Executive Committees of each party. The County Clerk and the Sheriff each serve a four-year term. The Board meets on the 1st Friday of each month at 8:30 AM. Meetings are held at the Anderson County Clerk's Office, located at 100 South Main Street, Lawrenceburg, KY 40342.

Currently serving on the Board of Elections:

  • Autumn Boblitt (Republican)
  • Lynette Ross (Democrat)
  • Joe Milam (Anderson County Sheriff)
  • Jason Denny (Anderson County Clerk)

Duties of the Board:

  • Administer election laws
  • Supervise registration and purgation of voters within the county
  • Assist in choosing Election Officers
  • Provide written notice to each Election Officer of his/her appointment
  • Provide climate-controlled storage for all voting equipment
  • Establish a security plan for the voting equipment
  • Establish voting locations that comply with KDC rules and regulations regarding accessibility
  • Act at the direction and under the supervision of the State Board of Elections


Election Officers

KRS 117.045

Election Officers are selected by both the Democratic and Republican Parties of the County. A list is submitted each year to our local party with the names of those individuals who have worked in the past and anyone that has shown interest to work for the first time. Each party signs off on the list after making any changes and returns the list by March 15th to the County Board of Elections. The Board then fills the positions in each precinct or vote center with the names submitted. The law requires each Election Officer to be trained before each election. Election Officers in Anderson County are currently paid $15 per hour for training and all hours worked. If you would like to become an Election Officer or would like more information, please call the office at 502-839-3041 and ask for Jason or Bonnie. 

Duties of Election Officers:

  • Open the polling place for voting by the designated time
  • Assist in the opening, examination, and closing of the voting machines
  • Ensure that only qualified voters enter the voting machine to cast their ballot
  • Ensure that the Election is conducted in the most fair and honest manner possible
  • Ensure that the election laws are obeyed and that any potential violation is reported to the Sheriff of the vote center for entry on the “Sheriff's Post-Election Report" form (SBE53)
  • Contact the County Clerk, County Sheriff, or State Police to report any problems
  • Instruct voters, when requested, how to operate the voting machines (KRS 117.255(1))
    • DO NOT enter the voting machine area after the voter has entered the voting booth
    • Instructions should not contain any comments that would violate the electioneering prohibition
  • Instruct voters, when requested, how to case a write-in vote (KRS 117.256(6))
    • Two election officers of opposing parties must instruct the voter
  • Post election results at the polling place at the end of Election Day
  • Sign and return election results to the County Clerk's Office at the end of Election Day
  • Complete and sign the bottom portion of the Oath of Voter (SBE 32) form when one is used
  • Make sure that all voters present acceptable identification and sign-in on the precinct roster or supplemental roster​


Any person appointed to serve as an election officer, who fails to serve, who was not excused shall be ineligible to serve as an election officer for five (5) years.

Be sure to visit the Kentucky State Board of Elections for more detailed information.

Board of Elections