May 16 Election Results
Kentuckians will have big decisions to make on Primary Day, May 16. Voters will choose who will represent them in November's General Election. Many of the statewide races on the table include Kentucky Governor, auditor, secretary of state, agriculture commissioner and state treasurer.
You can learn more about these races and the candidates by visiting the Primary Election Guide. For additional results, you can visit the Jefferson County Board of Elections or Kentucky State Board of Elections.
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< p>Results updated every 2 minutes or less (some races may update less frequently).* Indicates an incumbent
KY Ag. Commissioner Dem Primary
Precincts: 3,626 / 3,663 (99% reporting)Sierra Enlow (D)
59%
103,191
Mikael Malone (D)
41%
72,461
KY Ag. Commissioner GOP Primary
Precincts: 3,626 / 3,663 (99% reporting)Jonathan Shell (R)
56%
148,139
Richard Heath (R)
44%
114,258
KY Auditor GOP Primary
Precincts: 3,626 / 3,663 (99% reporting)Allison Ball (R)
72%
190,651
Derek Petteys (R)
28%
72,574
KY Governor Dem Primary
Precincts: 3,626 / 3,663 (99% reporting)Andy Beshear (D)*
91%
176,528
Geoff Young (D)
5%
9,864
Peppy Martin (D)
4%
6,911
KY Governor GOP Primary
Precincts: 3,626 / 3,663 (99% reporting)Daniel Cameron (R)
48%
144,496
Ryan Quarles (R)
22%
65,679
Kelly Craft (R)
17%
52,139
Eric Deters (R)
6%
17,460
Mike Harmon (R)
3%
7,795
Alan Keck (R)
2%
7,315
David Cooper (R)
1%
2,282
Jacob Clark (R)
1%
1,899
Robbie Smith (R)
1%
1,388
Bob DeVore (R)
1%
930
Johnny Rice (R)
1%
726
Dennis Ormerod (R)
1%
696
KY Secretary of State GOP Primary
Precincts: 3,626 / 3,663 (99% reporting)Michael Adams (R)*
64%
171,270
Stephen Knipper (R)
26%
70,978
Allen Maricle (R)
10%
25,766
KY Treasurer GOP Primary
Precincts: 3,626 / 3,663 (99% reporting)Mark Metcalf (R)
51%
135,378
Andrew Cooperrider (R)
29%
77,339
OJ Oleka (R)
20%
51,549
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