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2027 Kentucky governor's race

Kentucky's 2027 governor's race is already drawing active fundraising and early endorsements well over a year out. On the Democratic side, Lt. Gov. Jacqueline Coleman has been endorsed by Hadley Duvall, who cites Coleman's support for public education. On the Republican side, Secretary of State Michael Adams bowed out of a potential run and endorsed U.S. Rep. James Comer. The race will lead Kentucky's 2027 statewide ballot, and Warren County is one of the state's larger vote bases.

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Hadley Duvall β€” https://www.facebook.com/kaylamoodynews/posts/-hadley-duvall-is-officially-backing-lt-gov-jacqueline-coleman-for-kentucky-gove/1399720688642201
Hadley Duvall is officially backing Lt. Gov. Jacqueline Coleman for Kentucky governor in 2027. Duvall says Coleman's support for public education,
Michael Adams β€” https://www.facebook.com/gngondemand/posts/michael-adams-bows-out-of-potential-2027-governors-race-endorses-james-comer-at-/122179669028640250
Michael Adams Bows Out of Potential 2027 Governor's Race, Endorses James Comer
Positions on this issue  Β·  liberal → conservative
  1. Back Lt. Gov. Jacqueline Coleman, the Democrat supported by Hadley Duvall for her education record.
  2. Lean toward the eventual Democratic nominee to keep a check on the GOP-led legislature.
  3. Stay undecided since the 2027 field is still taking shape.
  4. Lean toward the eventual Republican nominee for alignment with the GOP-led legislature.
  5. Back U.S. Rep. James Comer, endorsed by Michael Adams, to put a conservative in the governor's office.