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Mitch McConnellIn what turned out to be a closely-watched, hotly-contested race, the Republican minority leader held on to his seat. |
Bruce LunsfordHe suffered his third straight loss in a row. |
Brett GuthrieThe state senator withstood the force of a Democratic wave and will be the 2nd Congressional District's next representative. |
Anne NorthupSo did she. |
Martha Jane KingThe Democrat won an open House seat in the 16th district. |
Jim BunningDespite McConnell holding on to his seat, there is already Democratic chatter of fielding a challenger for 2010. |
Mark VogtGov. Beshear appointed the Democrat to the post of Kenton County Property Value Administrator. |
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Winners and Losers
The biggest winner was the Commonwealth of Kentucky. We upheld our values and showed the nation that we are a deep Red State. The biggest losers were the C-J (Hawpe, Al Cross,etc) and the Lex Herald (Larry Dale Keeling, Joel Pett,e tc.). I have never been prouder to be Kentuckian.
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