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In the 435 U.S. House races, the Republicans have won 172 seats
and are leading in the races for 49 seats. The Democrats have won 116
seats and are leading in the races for 20 seats. Independent and other
party candidates have won or are leading for 0 seats. If these trends
continue the Republicans will retain control of the U.S. House and will
lose 1 seat.
In the 34 U.S. Senate races, the Republicans have won 16 seats
and are leading in the races for 6 seats. The Democrats have won 6
seats and are leading in the races for 1 seat. Independent and other
party candidates have won or are leading for 0 seats.
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — GOP wins majority in Kentucky House, the last legislative chamber in the South controlled by Democrats:
Kentucky
1: James Comer, GOP
2: Brett Guthrie, GOP (i)
3: John Yarmuth, Dem (i)
4: Thomas Massie, GOP (i)
5: Hal Rogers, GOP (i)
6: Andy Barr, GOP (i)
Kentucky - District 1
636 of 639 precincts - 99 percent -Open
Samuel Gaskins, Dem 80,644 - 27 percent
x-James Comer, GOP 215,270 - 73 percent
Kentucky - District 2
x-Brett Guthrie, GOP (i) Uncontested
Kentucky - District 3
600 of 608 precincts - 99 percent
x-John Yarmuth, Dem (i) 209,972 - 63 percent
Harold Bratcher, GOP 120,787 - 37 percent
Everett Corley, Oth 0 - 0 percent
Kentucky - District 4
543 of 544 precincts - 99 percent
Calvin Sidle, Dem 94,064 - 29 percent
x-Thomas Massie, GOP (i) 233,922 - 71 percent
Kentucky - District 5
x-Hal Rogers, GOP (i) Uncontested
Kentucky - District 6
632 of 632 precincts - 100 percent
Nancy Jo Kemper, Dem 128,760 - 39 percent
x-Andy Barr, GOP (i) 202,093 - 61 percent
48 of 48 precincts - 100 percent
x-Steven J. Rudy, GOP (i) 14,260 - 71 percent
Michael Murphy, Dem 5,919 - 29 percent
District 2
35 of 35 precincts - 100 percent
x-Richard Heath, GOP (i) 11,699 - 60 percent
Jesse Wright, Dem 7,647 - 40 percent
District 3
36 of 36 precincts - 100 percent
x-Gerald Watkins, Dem (i) 9,869 - 55 percent
Joni Hogancamp, GOP 7,958 - 45 percent
District 5
37 of 38 precincts - 97 percent
x-Kenny Imes, GOP (i) 12,989 - 69 percent
David Ramey, Dem 5,812 - 31 percent
District 6
32 of 32 precincts - 100 percent
x-Will Coursey, Dem (i) 11,399 - 52 percent
Paula Robinson, GOP 9,393 - 43 percent
David Watson, Lib 972 - 4 percent
District 7
44 of 44 precincts - 100 percent
x-Suzanne Miles, GOP (i) 13,189 - 63 percent
Joy Gray, Dem 7,750 - 37 percent
District 8
27 of 27 precincts - 100 percent
Walker Thomas, GOP 6,577 - 52 percent
Jeffery Taylor, Dem (i) 6,103 - 48 percent
District 10
36 of 36 precincts - 100 percent
Dean Schamore, Dem (i) 10,712 - 55 percent
T W Shortt, GOP 8,698 - 45 percent
District 11
40 of 40 precincts - 100 percent
Robert Mills, GOP 9,728 - 52 percent
David Watkins, Dem (i) 9,117 - 48 percent
District 12
44 of 44 precincts - 100 percent
x-Jim Gooch , GOP (i) 12,711 - 61 percent
James Townsend, Dem 8,059 - 39 percent
District 13
39 of 39 precincts - 100 percent
x-DJ Johnson, GOP 8,434 - 51 percent
Jim Glenn, Dem (i) 8,170 - 49 percent
District 14
37 of 37 precincts - 100 percent
x-Matt Castlen, GOP 13,554 - 64 percent
Tommy Thompson, Dem (i) 7,775 - 36 percent
District 15
40 of 40 precincts - 100 percent
x-Melinda Prunty, GOP 10,597 - 57 percent
Brent Yonts, Dem (i) 7,973 - 43 percent
District 16
35 of 35 precincts - 100 percent
x-Jason Petrie, GOP 10,119 - 66 percent
Martha King, Dem (i) 5,262 - 34 percent
District 19
31 of 36 precincts - 86 percent
Michael Meredith, GOP (i) 9,933 - 70 percent
John Smith, Dem 4,237 - 30 percent
District 20
24 of 31 precincts - 77 percent
Jody Richards, Dem (i) 6,513 - 58 percent
Melinda Hill, GOP 4,797 - 42 percent
District 23
1 of 26 precincts - 4 percent
Steve Riley, GOP 792 - 63 percent
Danny Basil, Dem 465 - 37 percent
District 24
37 of 39 precincts - 95 percent
William Reed, GOP 9,865 - 53 percent
Terry Mills, Dem (i) 8,763 - 47 percent
District 25
23 of 23 precincts - 100 percent
x-Jim DuPlessis, GOP (i) 13,629 - 72 percent
Michael Dile, Dem 5,187 - 28 percent
District 27
28 of 28 precincts - 100 percent
x-Jeff Greer, Dem (i) 9,056 - 54 percent
Rachelle Frazier, GOP 7,763 - 46 percent
District 28
27 of 27 precincts - 100 percent
x-Charles Miller, Dem (i) 8,953 - 53 percent
Michael Payne, GOP 7,854 - 47 percent
District 30
38 of 39 precincts - 97 percent
x-Tom Burch, Dem (i) 12,678 - 77 percent
Waymen Eddings, GOP 3,833 - 23 percent
District 31
29 of 29 precincts - 100 percent
x-Steve Riggs, Dem (i) 12,085 - 58 percent
Sarah Provancher, GOP 8,792 - 42 percent
District 33
35 of 35 precincts - 100 percent
x-Jason Nemes, GOP 14,145 - 56 percent
Rob Walker, Dem 11,289 - 44 percent
District 37
32 of 33 precincts - 97 percent
Jeffery Donohue, Dem (i) 7,387 - 52 percent
Mark Wilson, GOP 6,817 - 48 percent
AP Elections 11-08-2016 21:45
District 5
67 of 96 precincts - 70 percent
Stephen Meredith, GOP 21,192 - 63 percent
Leslie Stith, Dem 12,596 - 37 percent
District 17
75 of 92 precincts - 82 percent
Damon Thayer, GOP (i) 25,915 - 65 percent
Charlie Hoffman, Dem 13,834 - 35 percent
District 19
94 of 125 precincts - 75 percent
Morgan McGarvey, Dem (i) 31,271 - 60 percent
Larry West, GOP 21,052 - 40 percent
District 21
103 of 103 precincts - 100 percent
x-Albert Robinson, GOP (i) 33,770 - 75 percent
Janice Odom, Dem 11,185 - 25 percent
District 27
111 of 111 precincts - 100 percent
x-Stephen West, GOP (i) 30,548 - 68 percent
Charles Linville, Dem 14,688 - 32 percent
District 33
74 of 93 precincts - 80 percent
Shenita Rickman, GOP 28,271 - 87 percent
Gerald Neal, Dem (i) 4,173 - 13 percent
AP Elections 11-08-2016 20:40
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — Kentucky Democratic House Speaker Greg Stumbo defeated for re-election.
BULLETIN (AP) — Andy Barr, GOP, elected U.S. House, District 6,Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Democratic U.S. Rep. John Yarmuth has won re-election in Kentucky's 3rd Congressional District.
AP Election Updates Across Kentucky:
President
2,216 of 3,698 precincts - 60 percent
x-Donald Trump, GOP 699,457 - 62 percent
Hillary Clinton, Dem 376,254 - 33 percent
Gary Johnson, Lib 32,138 - 3 percent
Evan McMullin, Ind 13,125 - 1 percent
Jill Stein, Grn 8,317 - 1 percent
Rocky De La Fuente, ADP 877 - 0 percent
U.S. Senate
2,216 of 3,698 precincts - 60 percent
x-Rand Paul, GOP (i) 630,933 - 56 percent
Jim Gray, Dem 487,384 - 44 percent
U.S. House District 1 Mostly West
223 of 639 precincts - 35 percent
x-James Comer, GOP 76,184 - 72 percent
Samuel Gaskins, Dem 29,204 - 28 percent
U.S. House 1-Unexpired Term 2014 - Unexpired Term
219 of 652 precincts - 34 percent
x-James Comer, GOP 70,901 - 72 percent
Samuel Gaskins, Dem 27,782 - 28 percent
U.S. House District 3 Greater Louisville
236 of 608 precincts - 39 percent
x-John Yarmuth, Dem (i) 82,291 - 68 percent
Harold Bratcher, GOP 39,114 - 32 percent
Everett Corley, Oth 0 - 0 percent
U.S. House District 4 Northern Border
377 of 544 precincts - 69 percent
x-Thomas Massie, GOP (i) 162,773 - 70 percent
Calvin Sidle, Dem 69,918 - 30 percent
U.S. House District 6 Central, Lexington
525 of 632 precincts - 83 percent
x-Andy Barr, GOP (i) 158,614 - 59 percent
Nancy Jo Kemper, Dem 110,047 - 41 percent
Supreme Court District 5
435 of 579 precincts - 75 percent
Larry VanMeter, NP 129,837 - 74 percent
Glenn Acree, NP 46,407 - 26 percent
AP Elections 11-08-2016 20:20
Kentucky - District 1
86 of 639 precincts - 13 percent -Open
Samuel Gaskins, Dem 13,485 - 27 percent
x-James Comer, GOP 35,671 - 73 percent
Kentucky - District 2
x-Brett Guthrie, GOP (i) Uncontested
Kentucky - District 3
142 of 608 precincts - 23 percent
x-John Yarmuth, Dem (i) 48,420 - 66 percent
Harold Bratcher, GOP 25,434 - 34 percent
Everett Corley, Oth 0 - 0 percent
Kentucky - District 4
290 of 544 precincts - 53 percent
Calvin Sidle, Dem 55,326 - 30 percent
x-Thomas Massie, GOP (i) 126,227 - 70 percent
Kentucky - District 5
x-Hal Rogers, GOP (i) Uncontested
Kentucky - District 6
492 of 632 precincts - 78 percent
Nancy Jo Kemper, Dem 103,689 - 42 percent
x-Andy Barr, GOP (i) 144,912 - 58 percent
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — Republican Donald Trump wins Kentucky and its 8 electoral votes.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Republican Rand Paul re-elected to US Senate in Kentucky after unsuccessful presidential campaign.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Republican U.S. Rep. Thomas Massie has won re-election in Kentucky's 4th Congressional District.