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Republican Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin carried Hardin County over Democratic challenger Andy Beshear, 16,018 to 14,524.
Despite running a campaign in a conservative state, Democrat Amy McGrath is confident she can unseat Republican Mitch McConnell, who is the Senate majority leader and has been a U.S. senator since 1985.
Republican nominee for Attorney General Daniel Cameron, a graduate of John Hardin High School, has the support of President Donald Trump in his bid to capture the office in November.
Someone who grew up in Hardin County will be on the statewide ballot in the fall general election.
About one in every seven eligible voters in Hardin County headed to the polls for Tuesday’s statewide election.
Hardin County residents heading to the polls Tuesday will see a local name on the ballot. Josh French is alongside Democratic gubernatorial candidate Geoff Young as lieutenant governor.
Adam Edelen, one of four Democrats vying for the party’s nomination of governor in the May 21 primary, plans a campaign stop in Radcliff.
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