KY-SEN: Amy McGrath in

[DINGO Joe]

McGrath wins Kenton by 20pts up 16000 votes statewide

[n1240]

McGrath margin currently about 19% in counties with finished vote excluding Fayette.

[Rookie Yinzer]

McGrath did everything she could to lose and still won (probably) while progressives prove how ineffective they are at winning big races yet again (though tbf this wasn’t seen as competitive until a couple weeks out)...

Booker would have won if not for the massive mail in voting happening before and during McGrath's collapse. Unlike most progressive socialists, Booker had strong Black support due to BLM & Breonna Taylor's murder.

[2016]

NBC NEWS KY-SEN D-Primary

47 % IN

McGrath 123.681 = 47.4 %

Booker 101.653 = 38.9 %

That is WITHOUT Fayette and Jefferson Counties. This is going to be very, very close.

[Lambsbread]

So what are the odds that Booker somehow wins this at this point?

[n1240]

NBC NEWS KY-SEN D-Primary

47 % IN

McGrath 123.681 = 47.4 %

Booker 101.653 = 38.9 %

That is WITHOUT Fayette and Jefferson Counties. This is going to be very, very close.

Fayette is included

So what are the odds that Booker somehow wins this at this point?

Less than 1%, requires absentee trend to be bucked in Jefferson.

[DINGO Joe]

McGrath wins Madison by less than 1%, would look good without knowing Fayette's numbers

[2016]

NBC NEWS KY-SEN D-Primary

47 % IN

McGrath 123.681 = 47.4 %

Booker 101.653 = 38.9 %

That is WITHOUT Fayette and Jefferson Counties. This is going to be very, very close.

Fayette is included

So what are the odds that Booker somehow wins this at this point?

Less than 1%, requires absentee trend to be bucked in Jefferson.

Yes now Fayette (Lexington) is IN 100 % and Booker won there only by 3000 Votes. That's not gonna cut it for him.

Big Advantage McGrath at this Point!

[n1240]

McGrath wins Madison by less than 1%, would look good without knowing Fayette's numbers

Booker+6 in Warren

[DINGO Joe]

McGrath only wins Oldham by 70 votes

[Lambsbread]

RIP Charles

[2016]

55 % IN

301.840 Votes in Total BTW.

[DINGO Joe]

McGrath wins Franklin by 4 pts

[2016]

McGrath wins Franklin by 4 pts

There is obviously a massive Discrepancy between the Mail-In Vote and the In-Person Vote.

I suspect this and I voiced that a week ago on Election Day/Night. No one wanted to believe me!

[Gass3268]

Dang, Trump only got 72.3% of the vote in Fayette County.

[wbrocks67]

McGrath wins Franklin by 4 pts

There is obviously a massive Discrepancy between the Mail-In Vote and the In-Person Vote.

I suspect this and I voiced that a week ago on Election Day/Night. No one wanted to believe me!

Huh? I think everyone figured Booker would do better with in-person since he had momentum later in the race

[DINGO Joe]

McGrath wins Franklin by 4 pts

There is obviously a massive Discrepancy between the Mail-In Vote and the In-Person Vote.

I suspect this and I voiced that a week ago on Election Day/Night. No one wanted to believe me!

Yeah, by no one, i assume you mean everyone

[n1240]

Booker+24 with 150k total votes in jeff

[DINGO Joe]

Booker+24 with 150k total votes in jeff

Booker only 300 votes behind statewide.  Of course it all downhill from here

[Holmes]

Yeah, I think McGrath’s got this.

[Oryxslayer]

Booker+24 with 150k total votes in jeff

GG McGrath wins.

[DINGO Joe]

Booker does win Boyle county (small college there)

[2016]

NBC NEWS 81 % IN

Amy McGrath 215.609 = 44.6 %

Charles Booker 213.182 = 44.1 %

[Skye]

If I had to guess I'd say McGrath would be able to gain the lead? There doesn't seem to be enough friendly areas for Booker left.

[Lambsbread]

If I had to guess I'd say McGrath would be able to gain the lead? There doesn't seem to be enough friendly areas for Booker left.

WaPo has her up by less than 2k votes now. Outstanding counties are likely going to be favorable to her. Final margin may be super slim and we might see quite a few challenges from the Booker campaign.