Clinton Headed for Sure but Hollow Victory in Kentucky - Roll Call

Clinton Headed for Sure but Hollow Victory in Kentucky

By Greg Giroux and CQ Staff

Posted May 18, 2008 at 12:00am

more than 25 percentage points
demography and geography
expanse of Appalachia
6th District
–1st District(West — Hopkinsville, Henderson, Paducah)

CQ Politics Projection: Clinton 4, Obama 1
–2nd District(West central — Owensboro, Bowling Green)

CQ Politics Projection: Clinton 3, Obama 2
–3rd District(Louisville Metro)

CQ Politics Projection: Tie, 4-4
–4th District(North — Covington, Florence, Ashland)

CQ Politics Projection: Clinton, 3-2
–5th District(East and southeast — Somerset, Middlesborough)

CQ Politics Projection: Clinton 4, Obama 1
–6th District(East central — Lexington, Frankfort)

CQ Politics Projection: Clinton 4, Obama 2

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