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KY-4 House Race 2028 (Kentucky)
Election day: November 7, 2028.
Prediction markets
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- Republican party93%
- Democratic party7%▲3
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In the news
- Ed Gallrein wins election for US House District 4 seat
Republican Ed Gallrein has won Tuesday's election and will now represent Kentucky's 4th District, the Associated Press projects. Gallrein, who previously received an endorsement from President Donald Trump, faced Democrat Melissa Strange…
- Gallrein, Strange, Todd face off in KY U.S. House race. Live results
Republican Ed Gallrein, Democrat Melissa Strange and Libertarian Jeremy Todd are facing off to become Kentucky's 4th District U.S. Representative. Polls are open from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Return after the polls close for full results. Boone |…
- Libertarian congressional hopeful gives third option to voters in the KY-4 congressional race
Following incumbent Republican Thomas Massie’s loss in the May primary of Kentucky’s 4th Congressional District to President Trump-endorsed candidate Ed Gallrein, a new contender for the seat entered the ring, seeking to attract some of…
- JD Vance to visit Ohio in final stretch before midterm elections
Vice President JD Vance will visit Ohio Monday in a final midterm push ahead of Election Day. Vance is set to travel to Swanton, Ohio, which is about 25 miles from Toledo. He's set to speak at a rally at the Grand Aire, Inc. FBO Terminal…
- Key House Race Called in Kentucky To Replace Thomas Massie
Gallrein, who defeated longtime Rep. Thomas Massie in the Republican primary earlier this year, will ensure the seat remains in Republican control. Gallrein defeated both Democrat Melissa Strange and Libertarian Jeremy Todd in the general…
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