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2016 Ky. Republican Caucus Results

WEKU | By Jonese Franklin

Published March 5, 2016 at 8:24 PM EST

WEKU will report the final results of the 2016 Kentucky Republican Caucus Sunday morning during Weekend Edition.

For a live update of results as votes are being tallied, go to the Republican Party of Kentucky website.

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