At the link, two statewide Democrat politicians in Kentucky are working to ensure the upcoming elections are free of fraud. 

Attorney General Jack Conway, Secretary of State Elaine Walker and
their staffs have been working closely to ensure that the November 8
general election is fair and free of voter fraud.

Representatives from both agencies have been meeting in recent weeks
as part of the Kentucky Election Integrity Task Force to prevent and
investigate allegations of vote fraud during the general election.
Kentucky State Police, the U.S. Attorney’s Office in the Eastern and
Western Districts of Kentucky and Kentucky Board of Elections are also
represented on the task force.

“I am proud of the work my office has done to crack down on
corruption and ensure that all voters have a chance to legally cast
their vote on election day,” said Conway. “Investigators from my office
will be patrolling precincts and polling places on election day, but we
also need citizens to join in the effort by reporting any election
irregularities.”