November 8, 2019 •
Kentucky Governor’s Race Could Be Decided by State Legislature
Kentucky Senate President Robert Stivers created more election controversy, stating the legislature could decide the hotly contested governor’s race. The comments came shortly after Gov. Matt Bevin refused to concede to Attorney General Andy Beshear, who led by roughly 5,100 […]
Kentucky Senate President Robert Stivers created more election controversy, stating the legislature could decide the hotly contested governor’s race.
The comments came shortly after Gov. Matt Bevin refused to concede to Attorney General Andy Beshear, who led by roughly 5,100 votes when all of the votes were counted.
There is less than one-half of 1% separating the two candidates.
Gov. Bevin formally requested an official recanvass of the election results.
Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes announced she will forward the recanvassing request to the State Board of Elections.
The county board of elections will convene on November 14 at 9:00 a.m. to conduct the recanvass.
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