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Matt Bevin makes it six in race for governor

Update: 4:29pmCT. It's now five, Geoffrey M."Geoff" Young withdrew as candidate for Democratic nomination for Governor
Deadline to file was today, Tuesday, 27, 2015

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Matt Bevin has filed today, Tuesday, January 27, 2015, for the Republican nomination for Governor, making the race for the GOP nomination a four-way competition, according to the Secretary of State's "Candidate filings with the Office of Secretary of State," part of Candidate Filings with the Office of the Secretary of State .

Bevin chose as his running mate Jenean Hampton of Bowling Green.

Already in the race GOP race were:
  • James R. Comer of Tompkinsville, KY with Chris McDaniel of Taylor Mill for lieutenant governor
  • Hal Heiner of Louisville, who is running with K.C. Crosbie of Lexington
  • and Will T. Scott of Pikeville, whose running mate is Rodney Coffey of Frenchburg
On the Democratic side, at 2:09pmCT/3:09pmET, candidates are:
  • Attorney General Jack Conway running with Sannie Overly, who is, like Conway, a Louisvillian
  • (Withdrew 27 Jan 2015) 0Geoffrey M."Geoff" Young, Lexington, KY, running Johnathon D. Masters, Hudson, KY
The deadline for filing at the Secretary of State's office is 3pmET/4pmCT.




This story was posted on 2015-01-27 13:59:46
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