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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 242 — Alcoholic beverages -- local option

242.040 Advertisement of election.

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Within five
(5)days after the county judge/executive orders an election, the county clerk shall give to the sheriff a certified copy of the order. The sheriff shall have the order published pursuant to KRS Chapter 424 in the county. When the election is ordered for the entire county, the sheriff shall also advertise the order by written or printed handbills posted at not less than five
(5)conspicuous places in each precinct of the county for two
(2)weeks before the election, and, when the election is ordered held in a city, district or precinct, at five
(5)conspicuous places in each precinct therein for the same length of time. The sheriff shall report in writing to the county judge/executive that the notices have been published and posted.
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