Kentucky Secretary of State Adams Signals He Won't Run for Governor, Makes Surprise Endorsement Instead
Adams said Republicans should unite behind Comer to avoid a messy primary and strengthen their chances of retaking the governor’s office.
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'Comer For Governor' Theme Thick At Fancy Farm
Cooler temperatures did little to temper rumors or rhetoric during this past weekend’s 146th Annual Fancy Farm Picnic in Graves County. And while the classic jabs against socialism, Andy Beshear’s penchant for a podium and the Kentucky General Assembly wanting more credit splashed ears and screams like Top 40 hits, one constant theme hummed true Saturday afternoon. Lots of state Republicans want Congressman James Comer to run for Kentucky govern…
Kentucky Secretary of State Adams signals he won't run for governor, makes surprise endorsement instead
Kentucky Secretary of State Michael Adams appears to have brought an end to speculation about a possible run for governor at Fancy Farm on Saturday after he threw his support behind Rep. James Comer for the state's highest office.
Adams signals he won't run for Kentucky governor, makes surprise endorsement instead
If Rep. James Comer chooses to file for the gubernatorial election, he will be the fourth Republican to enter the race. Though as of Sunday morning, he has not formally filed.
Adams ends governor run speculation at Kentucky’s annual Fancy Farm Picnic
After fueling speculation about a run for governor, Republican Secretary of State Michael Adams said he wouldn’t step into the ring next year and instead was backing U.S. Rep. James Comer. Ahead of the annual Fancy Farm Picnic, Adams told the Lexington Herald-Leader he was thinking about launching a campaign for governor at the picnic. However, as the last speaker Saturday, Adams said “the best thing I can do for my team is to call on all Repub…
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