May 20, 2008 - 7:02pm
Polls closed throughout Kentucky - early results in
By Trey Pollard
Category: President, US Senate, HouseTags: Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Bruce Lunsford, Greg Fischer, David Boswell, Reid Haire, Kentucky Primary
LOUISVILLE -- Polls are now closed throughout the Commonwealth of Kentucky.
US SENATE - Democrats, 97% of precints reporting:
Bruce Lunsford - 51%
Greg Fischer - 34%
David L. Williams - 5%
Michael Cassaro - 3%
James Rice - 3%
US SENATE - Republicans, 97% of precints reporting:
Mitch McConnell - 86%
Daniel Essek - 14%
KY-2 Democrats, with 97% of precints reporting:
David Boswell - 59%
Reid Haire - 41%
KY-3 Republicans, with 97% of precints reporting:
Anne Northup - 77%
Chris Thieneman - 21%
President - Democrat, with 97% of precints reporting:
Hillary Clinton - 65%
Barack Obama - 30%
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