Vote 2008: What YOU Have to Say

By: Sam Provenzano Email

Updated: Tue 4:30 PM, Nov 04, 2008

Election Day 2008 has arrived with heavy voter turnout across Kentucky and the nation.

And we want to hear what you have to say!

As the national and local numbers start to flow in...you'll get a chance to sound off right from here, WBKO.com

All you have to do is leave a comment underneath this story, but that's not all!

During our WBKO/ABC Newscasts we'll be reading some of those comments LIVE on the air!

So what do you have to say about either John McCain or Barack Obama leading this nation?

And what are your thoughts on either Sarah Palin or Joe Biden being second in command?

And don't forget about the local races as well!

Who will represent Kentucky and south central Kentucky best... and why?

We know you have a voice... and now its your chance to be heard, and who knows... maybe it'll be your comment that we read LIVE on the air!

So leave a comment right below this story in the comments section.

We look forward to hearing what you have to say.

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