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The celebration will be one of only three second-term inaugurations in state history since a state constitutional amendment allowed governors to run for another consecutive term in the 1990s.
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Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear defeated GOP challenger Daniel Cameron by about five percentage points during Kentucky's gubernatorial election last week. With Republicans controlling 80% of seats in the legislature and all other statewide elected offices, the party is trying to figure out what went wrong.
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Some expected Beshear would struggle to expand on his narrow 5,136 vote margin of victory from his 2019 race against former Gov. Matt Bevin — speculation fueled by a late poll suggesting he was in a dead heat with challenger Daniel Cameron.
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Beshear is a blue governor in a red state, and the race saw national politics as a primary issue.
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The race between Democratic incumbent Andy Beshear and Republican challenger Daniel Cameron is one of just three gubernatorial races in the country in 2023. See county-by-county results as they roll in tonight.
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Spending by candidates and political groups in Kentucky's 2023 race for governor have already doubled the pace from the state's 2019 general election for the office, with more than $59 million spent since the May primary.
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We discuss where Gov. Andy Beshear and Attorney General Daniel Cameron stand on education policy, abortion and other issues in the governor's race.
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Andy Beshear is the only statewide elected Democrat in Kentucky and is seeking reelection.
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Abortion access has rarely been a focal point for Democrats in Kentucky, but that's all changing in the run up to this November's gubernatorial election.
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During a forum hosted by the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear and Republican challenger Daniel Cameron didn't share the stage, but instead independently spoke to a packed room of local business leaders and elected officials about issues like Kentucky's Medicaid expansion and whether to continue cutting the state's income tax.