My wife is taking training for poll worker this year in a suburban Kentucky county. I have been very impressed with the procedures in place to guarantee a fair, open, secure and apolitical process.

The machines are not hooked to the internet. Two people must be present for all procedures. If someone has a political t-shirt they must cast their vote and immediately leave. Any disruption will be dealt with by polling officials. Anyone qualified will be permitted to vote. 

The policies in place for absentee voters seem very fair and transparent and seem designed to facilitate these votes.

There are two lengthy, confusing and pointless ballot questions placed there by the Republican legislature apparently for the sole purpose of confusing voters and making some petty political points. These will slow the process down and if passed are probably unconstitutional.

This is the only problem I perceive. Otherwise I am very impressed with the system in place in Kentucky. I hope everything goes smoothly throughout the United States and everyone gets a chance to cast a ballot.