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Likely Democratic Kentucky primary voters' choice for nominee in 2008:
Clinton
58%
Obama
28%
Unsure
14%
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Demographics
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Past General Elections
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Past Highlights
DEMOCRATS
1988: A tooth-and-nail battle between Democratic presidential hopefuls Jesse Jackson, Sen. Al Gore and Gov. Michael Dukakis led to a delegate dispute following the Kentucky primary. Jackson finished third with 15.3 percent, behind Dukakis and Gore. The state Democratic party denied a challenge by Jackson supporters that took issue with the number of delegates allocated to the civil rights leader.
REPUBLICANS
1976: Kentucky GOP voters helped then-President Gerald Ford stave off a rising challenge from former California Gov. Ronald Reagan, who was gaining momentum in the Republican race. Ford narrowly won Kentucky and of course eventually took the party nomination, losing to Jimmy Carter in November.
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