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'''Lexington''' is the second largest city in [[Kentucky]], after [[Louisville]], and is the seat of Fayette County. The city is home to several colleges and universities, including flagship  [[University of Kentucky]], and elite private school [[Transylvania University]].  

'''Lexington''' is the second largest city in [[Kentucky]], after [[Louisville]], and is the seat of Fayette County. The city is home to several colleges and universities, including flagship  [[University of Kentucky]], and elite private school [[Transylvania University]].  

Lexington is generally a  [[liberal]] city in conservative Kentucky, though not as liberal as Louisville. Lexington is one of two Kentucky counties that [[Hillary Clinton]] won in 2016, and Lexington has one of the highest rates of people holding bachelor's degrees in the United States.  

Lexington is a generally [[liberal]] city in conservative Kentucky, though not as liberal as Louisville. Fayette County, where Lexington is located, is one of two Kentucky counties that [[Hillary Clinton]] won in 2016, and Lexington has one of the highest rates of people holding bachelor's degrees in the United States.  

The current mayor of Lexington is openly [[homosexual]] Jim Gray, a [[Democrat]], who lost the 2016 US Senate race to Republican  [[Rand Paul]].

The current mayor of Lexington is openly [[homosexual]] Jim Gray, a [[Democrat]], who lost the 2016 US Senate race to Republican  [[Rand Paul]].

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[[Category:Kentucky]]