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A blue ripple washes over Northern Kentucky on Election Day
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Republican Ed Gallrein wins Kentucky's 4th District seat after defeating incumbent Thomas Massie in the primary.
Results will come in soon for Kentucky's federal races. Keep up here as ballots are counted.
Republicans around the U.S. took a shellacking in the 2026 midterm elections, and Kentucky felt it. Check out takeaways from the Bluegrass State.
Kentucky Democrats flipped nine statehouse seats, including two senate races, with tight margins in several Louisville-area contests and possible recounts pending.
The blue wave that swept through the country on election night didn't skip Kentucky, and local Republicans say national issues are to blame.
Kentucky saw a 42.6% voter turnout in the 2026 midterm elections, slightly higher than turnout for midterms in 2022.
The Republican Party's near-total control over Kentucky politics took an extraordinary blow on Election Day, with Democrats flipping a U.S. congressional seat and several seats in the state legislature – including several held by well-known Louisville GOP names who have been in office for years.
Democrats seized control of the U.S. House, according to Decision Desk HQ’s projection, flipping the chamber after four years in the minority. Democrat Zach Dembo is projected to win Kentucky’s 6th Congressional District, flipping a Republican-held seat in a major pickup for the party en route to securing the House. In the Lone Star State,…
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