LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The races are on in the Bluegrass State.
Both current Gov. Andy Beshear and current Attorney General Daniel Cameron will go head to head in the governor's race in this November's general election.
Allison Ball is the Republican nomination for Kentucky State Auditor, and is running against Democrat nominee Kim Reeder. Ball is the state's current treasurer.
This race will determine Kentucky's first new auditor since 2016.
Mark Metcalf secured the GOP nomination for Kentucky Treasurer to replace Ball. He will run against Democrat Michael Bowman, who was unopposed.
Secretary of State Michael Adams is running for a second term, and he is running against Democrat Buddy Wheatley, who was unopposed.
Sierra Enlow is the Democrat nomination for Kentucky agricultural commissioner, and Jonathan Shell secured the GOP nomination.
The race for Kentucky's attorney general was decided before the primary; Democratic state Rep. Pamela Stevenson will face former attorney Republican Russell Coleman.
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