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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsWith almost half the precincts reporting, Amy McGrath leads Booker by 11%
Amy McGrath 24,641 45.6%
Charles Booker 18,849 34.9%
Mike Broihier 3,633 6.7%
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With almost half the precincts reporting, Amy McGrath leads Booker by 11% (Original Post)
George II
Jun 2020
OP
The number of precincts reporting is irrelevant with all of the absentee votes still to be counted.
LonePirate
Jun 2020
#4
I don't know how Kentucky does it, but most states count the absentee ballots prior to or during....
George II
Jun 2020
#5
Demsrule86
(68,456 posts)1. Thanks George.
LisaM
(27,794 posts)2. I really like what I've heard from Booker.
However, what I mainly hope, no matter whom the nominee, that they can settle their differences as soon as the primary is over, the way the Democratic presidential candidates managed to do this year.
We have zero hope to gain this seat otherwise.
budkin
(6,699 posts)3. Best chance of beating Turtle!
Go Amy!
LonePirate
(13,408 posts)4. The number of precincts reporting is irrelevant with all of the absentee votes still to be counted.
The absentee vote is expected to significantly outnumber the in-person precinct voting. It may be another week or so before the absentee votes are counted.
George II
(67,782 posts)5. I don't know how Kentucky does it, but most states count the absentee ballots prior to or during....
...the primary/election day, and include them in the counts as precincts report.
LonePirate
(13,408 posts)6. Not in KY. Per Daily Kos, the state's two largest counties will not release results until June 30.
question everything
(47,434 posts)7. Kick
standingtall
(2,785 posts)8. I think McGrath is going to lose she needs a bigger lead
because 0% of the vote from Jefferson and Fayette County are in.