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| | ==Kentucky== | | ==Kentucky== |
| − | ===KY-1st district===
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| − | Republican representative [[James Comer]] is running for re-election. Comer voted against the [[impeachment coup]].
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| − | ====KY-1 Republican primary====
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| − | Comer was re-nominated with no primary challengers.<ref name="Kentucky Primary Results 2020">[https://www.politico.com/2020-election/results/kentucky/ Kentucky Primary Results 2020]</ref>
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| − | ====KY-1 Democrat primary====
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| − | The Democrat primary was won by James Rhodes, who ran unopposed.<ref name="Kentucky Primary Results 2020"/>
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| − | ===KY-2nd district===
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| − | Republican [[Brett Guthrie]] of Kentucky's 2nd congressional district is seeking re-election. Guthrie voted against the impeachment sham.
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| − | ====KY-2 Republican primary====
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| − | Guthrie was easily renominated with 87% of the vote.<ref name="Kentucky Primary Results 2020"/>
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| − | ====KY-2 Democrat primary====
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| − | The Democrat primary was won by Hank Linderman, who ran unopposed.<ref name="Kentucky Primary Results 2020"/>
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| | ===KY-3rd district=== | | ===KY-3rd district=== |
| | Democrat [[John Yarmuth]] is seeking re-election. Rep. Yarmuth voted in favor of the sham impeachment resolutions. | | Democrat [[John Yarmuth]] is seeking re-election. Rep. Yarmuth voted in favor of the sham impeachment resolutions. |
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| | ====KY-3 Democrat primary==== | | ====KY-3 Democrat primary==== |
| − | Yarmuth faced no primary challengers in his renomination.<ref name="Kentucky Primary Results 2020"/> | + | Yarmuth faced no primary challengers in his renomination.<ref name="Kentucky Primary Results 2020">[https://www.politico.com/2020-election/results/kentucky/ Kentucky Primary Results 2020]</ref> |
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| | ====KY-3 Republican primary==== | | ====KY-3 Republican primary==== |
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| | ====KY-4 Democrat primary==== | | ====KY-4 Democrat primary==== |
| | The Democrat primary was won by Alexandra Owensby with 58% of the votes casted.<ref name="Kentucky Primary Results 2020"/> | | The Democrat primary was won by Alexandra Owensby with 58% of the votes casted.<ref name="Kentucky Primary Results 2020"/> |
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| − | ===KY-5th district===
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| − | Republican [[Hal Rogers]] is running for re-election. Rep. Rogers voted against the [[impeachment coup]].
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| − | Rogers won renomination with over 90% of the vote.<ref name="Kentucky Primary Results 2020"/>
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| − | The Democrat primary was won by Matthew Best, who ran unopposed.<ref name="Kentucky Primary Results 2020"/>
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| | ===KY-6th district=== | | ===KY-6th district=== |