HOLLYWOOD STORY CHEATS NO SURVEY SERIES
Adams, who helped structure the controversial June 2020 primary that made everyone mad at Kentucky for a series of incredibly stupid reasons, is looking worried. The Secretary of State race is also vaguely interesting, pitting incumbent Republican Michael Adams against a couple of extremely wingnutty competitors. Advertising in these races has all focused heavily on the fight against “wokeism,” to particularly surreal effect in the Ag Commissioner race (woke bureaucrats something something Kentucky way of life something).
We also have primaries for Attorney General, Secretary of State, and Agriculture Commissioner. In any case, Beshear remains the favorite to hold onto the Governor’s Mansion. As we all know, Democrats aren’t great about making these kinds of assessments. Craft has a lot of money but is clearly a lightweight, while Quarles is merely a competent, well-liked public servant. Take that with all the salt you like, but apparently the idea is that Cameron is much hated in Louisville (driving Democratic turnout in the Commonwealth’s biggest city up) because of his role in the Breonna Taylor response. FWIW, word on the street is that the Beshear team believes that Cameron is the weakest of the three, with Quarles the toughest and Craft somewhere in the middle. I’ve found Cameron’s response ads to be a bit underwhelming, but clearly I’m not the intended audience. Cameron started with a big lead, but Craft closed to within seven points in the previous poll on the strength of a very heavy ( and hilarious, but not in a good way) ad buy. I’ll confess that I’m a touch surprised by this. Released by Emerson College and WDKY/Fox56 television station on Sunday, the survey of 500 “very likely” Republican voters showed Cameron with 33% support compared to former ambassador Kelly Craft with 17.6% and Commissioner of Agriculture Ryan Quarles with 13.2%. Most notable among these is the GOP gubernatorial primary, which has pitted Attorney General Daniel Cameron against former UN Ambassador Kelly Craft and Agriculture Commissioner Ryan Quarles. Tomorrow my fine state is holding several important primaries.
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