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Andy Beshear is now a twice-elected Democratic governor in a state that keeps trending Republican. Beshear is becoming a national figure who could be a presidential candidate as early as next year, according to one political observer.
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On the eve of Kentucky’s governor election last week, many Republicans were confident Daniel Cameron’s momentum would push him across the finish line ahead of Democratic incumbent Gov. Andy Beshear in the deep red state. That did not turn out to be the case – and it wasn’t very close.
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As Republican state legislators discuss their legislative priorities for the upcoming biennial budget session, few seem daunted by the veto power of Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear.
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Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear reflected on his campaign Wednesday and outlined some of his goals for the next four years. He spoke the day after we won re-election to a second term in office.
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Republicans easily won all of Kentucky’s down-ballot races, setting the stage for another acrimonious relationship between the governor and other constitutional officeholders.
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Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear won a second term Tuesday by a comfortable margin, as the incumbent Democrat defeated Republican Attorney General Daniel Cameron by roughly five percentage points and 67,174 votes.
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Kentucky voters have reelected Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear, according to the Associated Press. Beshear beat Republican state Attorney General Daniel Cameron.
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If the latest polls are accurate, Kentuckians may not know Tuesday night who will serve as their next governor. The race between incumbent Andy Beshear and his Republican challenger Daniel Cameron is considered a dead heat.
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As the voting results start being tabulated and reported on Tuesday, there are several factors to watch that may give a glimpse at where the outcomes are headed
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As Kentuckians decide whether to give Governor Andy Beshear another term, the incumbent Democrat is energizing supporters on a statewide tour. Beshear brought his Get Out the Vote Tour to Bowling Green on Friday.