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Yelling, “Hey Hey, Ho Ho, Matt Bevin has got to go,“ about 30 members of Kentucky 120 United rallied Monday outside Fayette County Public Schools’ Central Office in advance of Tuesday’s primary election.
Jeni Bolander, a leader in the educator’s group, said the rallies were held across Kentucky Monday to get out the vote Tuesday.
Here's the final tally of union and teacher organization endorsements for tomorrow's gubernatorial primary election.
All of the endorsements went to the three main Democrats vying for their party's nomination: House Minority Rocky Adkins, Attorney Gen. Andy Beshear and former auditor Adam Edelen.
Candidates appreciate endorsements. But they appreciate votes most of all.
The Secretary of State’s office estimates voter turnout will be as low as 12.5 percent. Voter apathy and negative ads contribute to this lack of interest.
Several Democrats in Congress have asked for a federal review of a Russian company's forthcoming $200 million investment in Braidy Industries' planned $1.7 billion aluminum rolling mill in Eastern Kentucky.
House Minority Leader Rocky Adkins has picked up two more union endorsements for Tuesday's Democratic gubernatorial primary.
Adkins, Attorney Gen. Andy Beshear and former auditor Adam Edelen are the frontrunners for their party's nod. Perennial candidate Geoff Young rounds out the field.
All but Young have union endorsements, though Adkins apparently has the most.
