Voter turnout was less than 17% statewide, and Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders will split Kentucky delegates though Clinton narrowly beat Sanders by about 2000 votes.
Final county results:
Boone County results
U.S. Senator-R: Rand Paul, 81.77 percent
State Senator, 11th: John Schickel, 80.6 percent
President of the United States: Hillary Clinton, 51.8 percent
U.S Senator-D: Jim Gray, 37.8 percent
Campbell County results
US Senator-R: Rand Paul, 79,46 percent
State Representative, 64th,R: Kimberly Poore Moser, 67.18 percent
President of the United States-D: Hillary Clinton, 48.1 percent; Bernie Sanders, 47.55 percent
U.S. Senator-D: Jim Gray, 35.46 percent
State Representative, 54th-D: Lucas Deaton, 67.26 percent
City Commission: Thomas Guidugli, Frank Peluso, Beth Fennell: Ken Rechtin
Kenton County results
United States Senator: Rand Paul, 82.8 percent
State Representative: Kimberly Poore Moser, 77 percent
State Representative 69th: Adam Koenig (Danny Seifried was ruled ineligible)
President of the United States: Hillary Clinton, 48.9 percent
U.S. Senator: Jim Gray, 35.5 percent
Covington Mayoral race
Two top candidates, Joseph Meyer with 2010 votes (47%) and incumbent Sherry Carran with 1691 voted (40 percent) advance to the general election.
Covington Commission (8): Jordan Huizenga, Bill Wells, Tim Downing, Christi Blair, John Flesch, Michelle Williams, Robert Horine, Stuart Warren
Statewide
Presidential: Hillary Clinton prevailed by only 2000 votes over Bernie Sanders. Delegate allocation will be 25 delegates each.
Other state races
With 96 percent of counties reporting: Hillary Clinton narrowly leads Bernie Sanders; Rand Paul-R and Jim Gray-D ahead by significant margin for U.S. Senator; James Comer significantly ahead for 1st Congressional District, U.S. Representative-R; Harold Bratcher, US Representative, 3rd-R; incumber Hal Rogers, US Representative, 5th-R; Andy Barr, US Representative, 6th-R; Nancy Jo Kemper, US Representative 6th-D; State Senator, 4th-D, Leslie J. Stith; State Senator, 11th-R, John Schickel; State Senator, 15th, Rick Girdler-R; State Senator, 21st-R, Albert Robinson; State Senator, 31st-D, Ray Jones; State Senator, 33rdR, Shenita Rickman; State Senator, 33-D, Gerald Neal; State Representative, 11th-R, Robert Mills; State Representative, 16th-R, Jason Petrie; State Representative, 23-R, Steve Riley; State Representative 24-R, William Reed; State Representative 26-R, Russell Webber; State Representative, 28th-R, Michael Payne; State Representative, 33rd-R, Jason Nemes;
State Representative, 37th-R, Mark Wilson; State Representative-D, McKenzie Cantrell; State Representative, 41-D, Attica Woodson Scott; State Representative, 46-R, Eric Crump; State Representative 46-D, Alan Gentry; State Representative, 48th-D, Maria Sorosis; State Representative, 49-D, Linda Howlett Belcher; State Representative, 54-R, Daniel Elliott; State Representative, 55-R, Kim King; Sate Representative, 58-R, Rob Rothenburger; State Representative, 64-R, Kimberly Poore Moser; State Representative, 64-D, Lucas Deaton; State Representative, 70-R, John VanMeter; State Representative, 71-R, Jonathan Shell; State Representative, 72-R, Curtis Kenimer; State Representative, 73-R, Donna Mayfield; State Representative, 73-D, John Henricks;
State Representative 81-R, C. Wesley Morgan; State Representative,82-R, Regina Petrey Bunch; State Representative, 84-D, Fitz Steel; State Representative, 91-R, Gary Toby Herald; State Representative, 93-D, Chris Harris; State Representative 94-R, Frank Justice; State Representative 94-D, Joel Thornbury; State Representative 95-D, Angie Hatton; State Representative 95-D, Gregory Stumbo; State Representative 97-R, William Scott Wells; State Representative, 99-R, Wendy Fletcher; Circuit Judge Family Court, 30th/9th, Gina Kay Calvert; Circuit Judge Family Court, 41/2nd, Clint J. Harris; District Judge, 43, Kathryn Thomas
Staff Report
