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(10,599 posts) Tue Jun 23, 2020, 10:48 PM Jun 2020

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51% of precincts reporting sweetloukillbot Jun 2020 #1

I'm rooting for Booker Polybius Jun 2020 #2

NONE of Louisville and Lexington have come in. Music Man Jun 2020 #3

This link says 11.90% reporting Polybius Jun 2020 #4

WaPo has it much tighter sweetloukillbot Jun 2020 #6

only one . . . Iliyah Jun 2020 #5

sweetloukillbot

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1. 51% of precincts reporting

Reply to sfstaxprep (Original post)

Tue Jun 23, 2020, 10:51 PM

Jun 2020

Nowhere close to 50% of votes cast. And the Booker strongholds haven’t reported at all. Turnout was 1.1 million. Still lots of votes.

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Polybius

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2. I'm rooting for Booker

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Tue Jun 23, 2020, 10:53 PM

Jun 2020

But obviously I'll support whoever wins our primary.

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Music Man

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3. NONE of Louisville and Lexington have come in.

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Tue Jun 23, 2020, 10:54 PM

Jun 2020

Those two counties alone, Booker's strongholds, would change it. Kentucky has also had a robust mail-in campaign, with something like 800,000 ballots requested, and many of those have undoubtedly been mailed in the past day. If it's a tight race, we may not know for days.

Way premature to say that it looks like McGrath will win.