Kentucky could see the highest voter turnout in decades for the general election in November.

That's what Kentucky's Secretary of State, Michael Adams, is predicting.

As voter registration in the state increases for the 10th month in a row.

New numbers show in January, 6700 new voters, registered Republican, had more than 2100 new registrations in January, while Democratic registration declined by more than 2700.

Other party registration went up.

Nearly 2000 voters, more than 6100 voters were removed, most of them deceased.

In a release, Adams said with the predicted turnout in November, it's critical the General Assembly have early voting intact.

His comments are at odds with Senate Bill 61, which calls for eliminating three days of early voting.

The bill, sponsored by Republican Senator John Shinkle, was assigned to a Senate committee six weeks ago, but has yet to be heard there.