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In The NewsNovember 07, 2007
Official Results - Kentucky Secretary of State Election Results Beshear & Mongiardo D 619,654 58.7% Fletcher & Rudolph R 435,857 41.3% Voter Turnout Total Registered: 2,840,898 November 07, 2007
Steve Beshear's victory Tuesday was thorough, and well deserved. . . . Beshear won by a convincing 17-point margin, performing well in every part of the state - including Northern Kentucky, which had helped seat Fletcher in the Governor's Mansion four years ago. Beshear beat Fletcher in 11 of the 12 Northern Kentucky counties, and came within 302 votes of carrying the GOP fortress that is Boone County. . . . November 07, 2007
FRANKFORT — Steve Beshear cruised to an easy 18-point win over incumbent Republican Gov. Ernie Fletcher, crushing hopes for the Republican Party to hold onto the governor’s office for a second term. With 100 percent of precincts reporting, Beshear had 619,567 votes or 59 percent, to Fletcher’s 435,856 votes or 41 percent. Turnout was just over 36 percent. . . . November 07, 2007
. . . Beshear, a lieutenant governor and attorney general in the 1980s, completed an unlikely political comeback by winning the governor's office -- a position he sought unsuccessfully 20 years ago. He defeated Fletcher by about 17 percentage points, according to unofficial returns. November 07, 2007
Democrat Steve Beshear, in a smashing return to Kentucky politics after more than a decade on the sidelines, won a landslide victory last night over Gov. Ernie Fletcher. Beshear won nearly 60 percent of the vote in defeating Fletcher, a Republican seeking to become the first member of his party to serve two terms as governor, by a margin of 18 percentage points. November 03, 2007
The Ledger Independent (Maysville) FLEMINGSBURG -- On a sunny, fall afternoon, Dr. Daniel Mongiardo stopped in Flemingsburg on a final campaign swing through Kentucky for the Steve Beshear/Mongiardo Democratic ticket for governor and lieutenant governor. November 03, 2007
Sen. Daniel Mongiardo focused on unity, health care and education while addressing the Winchester Rotary Club at their meeting Friday. The Democratic senator is on the ticket with gubernatorial candidate Steve Beshear. His stop in Winchester came just four days before the Nov. 6 election. Mongiardo spoke to the club directly following the Pledge of Allegiance.  |
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