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Bruce LunsfordOne poll has the race at a dead heat, and he's getting a visit from Bill Clinton. The momentum is clearly with Lunsford. |
Mitch McConnellMany observers now consider the race a toss-up. |
John YarmuthHe still holds a safe lead in the polls and is on his way to re-election. |
Anne NorthupIt's never easy to take on an incumbent, and the anti-Republican political environment is a headwind that's made the task all the more difficult. |
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Robert FelnerThe former University of Louisville dean was charged with conspiracy to commit money laundering and defraud the IRS. |
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Geoff DavisThe incumbent congressman chickened out of second invitation for a televised debate. |
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Winners: Dem
Winners: Dem candidates
Losers: Rep candidates and a crook
We don't have to ask your political party Wally
Momentum
McCon sees the train coming at him at full speed and he's frozen. All he can claim is "clout." He will represent the losing minority party if he's so lucky as to win and they will probably dump him for incompetence, someone has to pay the price for the upcoming Republican disaster.
Lunsford, as a new Senate member of the winning party, will have much more "clout" as an important swing vote than the has been McConnell.
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