One day before Kentucky's Democratic Party primary, all eyes are the the Bluegrass State.
On Twitter, the hashtag #AllEyesOnKentucky trended nationwide before the vote, with many people worried about voter suppression after the Kentucky shut down thousands of polling places.
In Jefferson County, home to Louisville, there will be a single polling place for over 600,000 voters.
But it is not just the questions about voter suppression that have drawn attention to the state, there is also a major policy split among the two leading Democrats running to challenge Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell in the general election.
As CNN reported Monday, state Rep. Charles Booker is running as a progressive while Amy McGrath is running as an establishment Democrat.
Here's some of what people were saying about the race on Twitter, with several celebrities offering their thoughts on the race.
This is unbelievable. ONE polling location for 600,000 people tomorrow in Louisville. Pay attention to what’s happe… https://t.co/vTWt1BpBjR— Sheryl Crow (@Sheryl Crow) 1592859963.0
Need some #MondayMotivation? How about helping to keep #AllEyesOnKentucky. In case you haven’t heard, tomorrow in L… https://t.co/RKH3z3uimz— Charlize Theron (@Charlize Theron) 1592860331.0
If you don’t think Voting is a Revolutionary Action, why do you think They keep trying to Prevent You Doing IT??!!… https://t.co/KzQhDGKhDE— Samuel L. Jackson (@Samuel L. Jackson) 1592855573.0
Need some #MondayMotivation? How about helping to keep #AllEyesOnKentucky. In case you haven’t heard, tomorrow in L… https://t.co/RKH3z3uimz— Charlize Theron (@Charlize Theron) 1592860331.0
#Vote early, #Kentucky. Louisville: 8:30-4:30 on Monday. Lexington: Call (859) 253-3344 for an appointment on Mo… https://t.co/mM49xnm1uL— The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center (@The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center) 1592846540.0
