Kentucky Gubernatorial Candidates Make Last-Second Pitches to Voters

President Donald Trump held a tele-rally for Republican Daniel Cameron while Gov. Andy Beshear ended Election Day Eve in Louisville, Kentucky’s largest city.
Kentucky Gubernatorial Candidates Make Last-Second Pitches to Voters
Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron greets supporters following his victory in the Republican primary for governor at an election night watch party at the Galt House Hotel in Louisville, Ky., on May 16, 2023. Jon Cherry/Getty Images
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Five debates have been held and millions of dollars in advertising have saturated the airwaves. On the evening before Election Day, Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear and his Republican challenger, state Attorney General Daniel Cameron, traversed the state making last-second pleas to voters in a race that once saw Mr. Beshear with a comfortable lead but now is in a dead heat.

The Kentucky governor’s race is one of the nation’s most closely watched elections this year and could provide hints of what will happen in presidential and congressional campaigns in 2024.

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