Republicans have handily won a number of down ballot races in Kentucky as the state’s tightly contested gubernatorial race remains too close to call.
Republican Russell Coleman defeated Democrat Pamela Stevenson in Kentucky’s race for attorney general, according to projections from NBC News. Coleman was running to replace Daniel Cameron, the state’s current attorney general and Republican nominee for governor against Democrat incumbent Andy Beshear.
The Republican campaign focused on support for law enforcement and nationwide spikes in crime under Democrat rule, particularly in Louisville.
Kentucky Secretary of State Michael Adams, a Republican, also cruised to re-election after the race was called roughly an hour after polls closed. BREAKING: Republican Russell Coleman has won the race for Attorney General in Kentucky. — InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) November 8, 2023 The state’s closely monitored gubernatorial election remains too close to call, though early returns have been promising for Beshear, who narrowly won the Republican-dominated state […]
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