John,

The Washington Post recently ranked our campaign as the most likely governor's race to flip blue in the entire country in the next two years.

We need to build on this momentum, and there couldn't be a more urgent time to pitch in. Donate today!

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Check out what The Washington Post had to say:

Kentucky (Republican-held, 2019 election): It's surprising to us, too, that a Republican governor in a Republican state is this high on the list. But Gov. Matt Bevin (R) is here for two reasons: 1) He's a broadly unpopular governor, whose brash style has his own Republican lieutenant governor suing him, a Republican state senator actively campaigning against him and fights with teachers that have reverberated. 2) Democrats have nominated a big name for the state, Attorney General Andy Beshear. His internal polling shows him ahead of Bevin by nine points two months before this election...

We're so close to making this happen. Will you help make sure we get Andy and Jacqueline across the finish line?

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Let's do this!

-- Team Beshear







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