How did Northern Kentucky vote for president?
Northern Kentucky counties have gone red in U.S. presidential races for decades, highlighted most recently by enthusiastic support for former President Donald Trump in 2016 and in 2020. In 2024, the counties are expected to stay Republican-dominated for the presidential race.
Voters will head to the polls to vote on Amendment 2 on Election Day, Nov. 5. Polls in Kentucky close at 6 p.m. and results will begin filtering in shortly after. RELATED: Watch Live election coverage ...
View live results of the Kentucky presidential election. See maps of county-by-county presidential election results in the race between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris.
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Live map results: Kentucky's Amendment 1 results county-by-countyHere's a county-by-county breakdown of how Kentuckians voted for Amendment 1 on Election Day: Click here to see live election results for Kentucky's Amendment 2. Amendment 1 would add one line ...
The U.S. presidency, U.S. House seats and Amendment 2 are among the big items on Kentucky's ballot this Election Day.
But since 1996, Kentucky has sided with the Republican nominee every four years.Check out the interactive maps below to ...
In some counties, the parties' differences come down to just a few dozen voters. WKYT analyzed state voter registration to see which Kentucky counties had the closest split between Republicans ...
The nominees have spent months pitching plans for handling inflation and the economy, the Southern border, abortion rights and other top issues. The result has been weeks of razor-thin polling margins ...
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But since 1996, Kentucky has sided with the Republican nominee every four years.Check out the interactive maps below to see a county-by-county look at the election results for the past six ...
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