McGrath has also joined a legal effort seeking to expand voting access for the primary next week, including more options for in-person voting. That could help the eventual Democratic nominee.
“During a global pandemic, we must work toward bipartisan, common-sense solutions to not only protect voting in Kentucky, but also protect our voters and those who are working hard to ensure we have a successful election process,” McGrath said in a statement. “As a leader, I do not want Kentuckians facing the challenges folks in Georgia and Wisconsin recently endured.”
The Kentucky Exposition Center in Louisville, which hosts the state fair, was scheduled to be the only site for in-person voting on primary day in Jefferson County, where nearly 767,000 people live.
On Monday, the McGrath campaign announced it had succeeded in getting additional voting locations in two counties in northern Kentucky, and it would continue to advocate more access elsewhere in the state.
Broihier’s campaign argues that he also has a chance, given the unpredictable circumstances of the race, citing the apparent slippage in support for McGrath among Democratic primary voters. It also cites an effort to appeal to voters who may still be registered Democrats but have voted for Republicans frequently in the recent past.
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