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Bernie Sanders
Related: About this forumBreaking News, MSNBC: In KY, Clinton, Sanders Locked in Tight Race/Toss Up, So Far
Very early returns with about 19% of the voting in. Sanders 48%, Clinton 45%.
- Harlan County, eastern part of KY, hard core coal country, poor, Sanders ahead by 63% to 25%.
-Fayette County, with the Univ. of KY, Clinton now ahead.
-Jefferson County, with Louisville Clinton now ahead.
>Clinton raised the stakes in the Commonwealth of Kentucky by much campaigning there.
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Breaking News, MSNBC: In KY, Clinton, Sanders Locked in Tight Race/Toss Up, So Far (Original Post)
appalachiablue
May 2016
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appalachiablue
(43,938 posts)1. 46% vote in now, still too close to call.
http://www.nytimes.com/elections/results/kentucky
http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/ng-interactive/2016/may/17/primary-results-kentucky-oregon-election-2016

Sanders winning big in coal county Pike Co. in eastern KY, Sanders 55, Clinton 26. 7:55 PM ET
Sanders also ahead in eastern, coal country Harlan County.
Clinton ahead in Jefferson County, Louisville.
http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/ng-interactive/2016/may/17/primary-results-kentucky-oregon-election-2016

Sanders winning big in coal county Pike Co. in eastern KY, Sanders 55, Clinton 26. 7:55 PM ET
Sanders also ahead in eastern, coal country Harlan County.
Clinton ahead in Jefferson County, Louisville.
CobaltBlue
(1,122 posts)2. appalachiablue—For some perspective…
From the 2008 Democratic presidential primaries, Hillary Clinton won the state of Kentucky with 65.48 percent (over the 29.92 percent for Barack Obama).
appalachiablue
(43,938 posts)3. Yes I know thanks. In 2008 she won Pike Co. 84%, Harlan Co. big too.
