[Republican Wildcat]

The ultra far left (no exaggeration) Andy Beshear somehow remains very popular - this is a race that should be won, the marquee race of the year - and no one wants to talk about it and just let the Democrats roll over us and then act surprised again when it happens. Just like the Wisconsin Supreme Court race. In prior years, it would be all hands on deck, even for small relatively obscure races. Everyone was glued to special elections, the Prosser-Kloppenburg race, etc. In the last couple of years...crickets when it comes to something like this.

[MachIV]

Not surprised. Voters here are dumber than a candied frog and only accidentally vote Republican sometimes.

They still think it is 1935 and want both guns AND food stamps.

[JonPreston]

There’s no mystery as to why Ds beat Rs. The Republican Party 🎈 is largely a Clown 🤡 show.

[dpetty121263]

Voters will always vote against their best interests, the nation is doomed..we can only pray for an all out Nuke strike to cull out so many voters.

[pas]

Kind of like Evan Bayh kept fooling many in Indiana.

[napscoordinator]

Do people even know who the republican is?

[napscoordinator]

Don’t forget Jacksonville Florida race we last for the first time in 30 years. Since 2018, things have been dismal at best.

[Ann Archy]

Cameron is GREAT!! Beshear is just another HORRIBLE DEMOCRAT!!

Come on Kentucky...WISE UP!

[qaz123]

Should it be won? YES

Currently holding a 75 to 25 seat supermajority in the House, Republicans knocked off five Democratic incumbents in the general election this week, giving them 80 of the 100 seats when they return for the 2023 regular session in January.

In the Senate, Republicans flipped one seat held by a retiring Democratic incumbent, with the party not fielding a candidate in the race. Currently holding 30 of the 38 seats in the Senate, the GOP supermajority in the chamber will grow to 31 in January.

So, the Governor and Lt Governor are Democrats...AG and SOS are Republican...the supermajorities are ridiculous.

Oh wait...Kentucky as 8 federal seats...all but one are Republican.

So, a state that is overwhelmingly RED picks 2 Democrats for the top 2 positions. Something tells me that if 2 or 3 urban areas were removed from the equation, Kentucky would have 1 Democrat in the US House and a Republican Governor and Lt Governor.

It sure seems like Beshear is enjoying the fruits of having no actual control over anything while at the same time getting credit for all the things that the legislature does.

[Pajamajan]

Machines still being used in Ky? If so they need to keep putting out fake polls to cover up the steal.

[MinorityRepublican]

Governor races are different. Hogan won in a blue Maryland. Cooper in a red leaning North Carolina.

[fieldmarshaldj]

800 voters or 800 LIKELY voters ?

If the poll is the former, you can dismiss it out of hand. Cameron will win.