KY-SEN: McGrath holds a tenuous lead

[RandySF]

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[chillfactor]

1. Damn it!

She is a woman who served her country and should have been the shoe-in candidate. Sorry but have NO LOVE for the asshole who ran against her!

[jorgevlorgan]

2. Being a veteran doesn't automatically make you entitled to

Win a senate race. We have enough fighter pilots in congress. (This is coming from a veteran)

[liskddksil]

3. Her campaign sucked and if she can't win a Primary

with all the money she had, she would have not stood a chance against Moscow Mitch.

[jorgevlorgan]

9. the difference between her and booker

Is booker won his district seat.

[Thekaspervote]

4. Agree! Justice Dems pick the worst candidates.

[jorgevlorgan]

8. bowman, mondaire Jones, booker, Torres, patel

That's not even the start
Also justice dem candidates are the reason democrats have the virginia house of representatives. So, anyways: I think you are wrong

[Thekaspervote]

10. They chose 18 candidates to run in the last midterm...NONE of them won..not one!!

[jorgevlorgan]

11. this isnt the last election

And in this election they beat candidates who were out raising him 10 to 1.

[TexasTowelie]

5. If I were Dave Wasserman,

I would stop commenting about the primary elections tonight since there is a strong possibility that his projections are completely screwed up. These are atypical primaries because of the pandemic and there is no modeling that can predict what the final results will be.

[KY_EnviroGuy]

6. There was a huge push here toward mail-in ballots this time and....

it will be a few days before we really know much at all.

KY............

[Hortensis]

7. Yes. And final results expected "next week," 6/30.

That said, Booker's apparently currently way out front in the county Lexington's in, and Louisville's county is uncounted. May be part of what Wasserman's thinking of.

[blm]

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