KY-GOV (co/efficient/Cameron PAC Bluegrass Freedom Action): Beshear +2

[wbrocks67]

https://twitter.com/_AustinHorn/status/1715363166484386264

[Birdish]

Wasn't the last co/efficent internal poll for Cameron also Beshear +2? If so, not a great sign for Cameron.

It's Kentucky so it'll probably be close, but you'd think Cameron could at least get an internal with a lead this close to the election. 

[The Economy is Getting Worse]

Wasn't the last co/efficent internal poll for Cameron also Beshear +2? If so, not a great sign for Cameron.

It's Kentucky so it'll probably be close, but you'd think Cameron could at least get an internal with a lead this close to the election. 

It was Beshear +6.

[Birdish]

Wasn't the last co/efficent internal poll for Cameron also Beshear +2? If so, not a great sign for Cameron.

It's Kentucky so it'll probably be close, but you'd think Cameron could at least get an internal with a lead this close to the election. 

It was Beshear +6.

https://talkelections.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=550368.0

This is the only other co/efficient poll posted here.

[The Economy is Getting Worse]

Wasn't the last co/efficent internal poll for Cameron also Beshear +2? If so, not a great sign for Cameron.

It's Kentucky so it'll probably be close, but you'd think Cameron could at least get an internal with a lead this close to the election. 

It was Beshear +6.

https://talkelections.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=550368.0

This is the only other co/efficient poll posted here.

Never mind it was a different R internal poll. Still, the race is Lean Beshear, but Cameron still has a chance.

[Dave Hedgehog]

It's going to be close without a doubt, and after what happened in Louisiana last weekend you just can't rule out partisanship winning big in the end. Different state I know, but I can't help but wonder if this and next year might just mark a big clearout of statewide Dems in red states. JBE is probably lucky he was termed out this year.

[wbrocks67]

It's going to be close without a doubt, and after what happened in Louisiana last weekend you just can't rule out partisanship winning big in the end. Different state I know, but I can't help but wonder if this and next year might just mark a big clearout of statewide Dems in red states. JBE is probably lucky he was termed out this year.

Not really the same situation; Dems are actually spending money in KY. They didn't in LA

[Dave Hedgehog]

It's going to be close without a doubt, and after what happened in Louisiana last weekend you just can't rule out partisanship winning big in the end. Different state I know, but I can't help but wonder if this and next year might just mark a big clearout of statewide Dems in red states. JBE is probably lucky he was termed out this year.

Not really the same situation; Dems are actually spending money in KY. They didn't in LA

True, but the general expectation in LA was that it would at least go to a runoff even though Landry was almost certain to prevail in the end. That didn't happen and as KY is an even redder state, there's every reason for concern. The race receiving national attention/funding may well work in Cameron's favour as he can more easily bring Biden into the picture who is bound to be nothing but toxic in a Trump +26 state. I don't doubt that there are no small number of voters here who will see a vote for Cameron = a vote against Biden. It's just the times.

[EastwoodS]

This poll means a 2019 nail bitter