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2004 US Presidential Election
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November 02, 2004
| With polls closing....

Daniel Mongiardo(Democrat) has taken the lead over Senator Jim Bunning(Republican) but with only half the precincts reporting.

Geoff Davis(Republican) holds a narrow lead over Nick Clooney(Democrat)in the 4th congressional district race with just under half of precincts reporting.

Ron Lewis(Republican) has a commanding lead in the 2nd congressional district race. With well over half of precincts reporting this looks like an easy win for Lewis over Adam Smith(Democrat).

First congressional district race was an easy win for Edward Whitfield(Republican).

Anne Northup(Republican) appears to be heading for an easy win in the 3rd congressional district race.

Harold “Hal” Rogers(Republican) ran unopposed in Kentucky’s 5th congressional district. I’m calling that one right now for Rogers.

Ben Chandler(Democrat) is heading for an easy win in the 6th congressional district. His family is a real dynasty in Kentucky politics. No real surprise there.



Posted by Joey at November 2, 2004 07:00 PM | TrackBack
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