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Comer concedes gubernatorial race

FRANKFORT, KY (7:53amCT/8:53amET - Fri 29 May 2015) -Today, James Comer issued the following statement:
"Within minutes of receiving the results of the recanvass, I called Matt Bevin to concede and congratulate him on a hard fought victory. I asked Matt to afford me the opportunity to personally contact a few of my strongest supporters across the state to again thank them for their support and tell them about my concession. I promised Matt that I would release my statement prior to his Friday morning press conference with the Republican down ballot candidates.

Throughout the entire primary campaign, I grew to appreciate Matt Bevin's knowledge of the issues, his work ethic, and his morals. Matt ran a clean campaign which focused on the issues important to Kentuckians. Matt Bevin will stand up to the special interest groups that have held our great state back and fight the corrupt elements that still exist in Frankfort. I enthusiastically endorse Matt Bevin for Governor and pledge to do everything I can to see that he wins in November."
Comer had been the overwhelming choice in South Central Kentucky, not only in his home Monroe County, but in Adair and neighboring counties of Casey, Cumberland, Green, Metcalfe, Russell and Taylor Counties.




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