ANALYSIS: Governor’s Race in Kentucky Could Be Sign of Trump’s Influence and Red State Democrat Chances in 2024

ANALYSIS: Governor’s Race in Kentucky Could Be Sign of Trump’s Influence and Red State Democrat Chances in 2024
Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron speaks to reporters in Washington, on Oct. 12, 2021. Alex Wong/Getty Images
Chase Smith
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Weeks after the Kentucky Derby, another race in Kentucky will shine a light on the Bluegrass state as a possible litmus test for 2024’s elections. A former Trump official and the state’s Trump-endorsed attorney general will face off next Tuesday to become the GOP nominee to take on incumbent Democrat Andy Beshear.

Former President Donald Trump’s ambassador to Canada and then the United Nations, Kelly Craft, is up against the frontrunner and Trump-endorsed Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron. Craft also released an ad from former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo in which he endorsed her for the governorship.
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