Trump-backed rivals push Kentucky’s Senate race away from McConnell

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In Kentucky’s GOP Senate primary to replace Mitch McConnell, three candidates distance themselves from the longtime leader and court Trump’s base: Daniel Cameron emphasizes independence from McConnell, while Morris attacks McConnell and leans toward Trump allies, and Barr ties his campaign to Trump. The competition reflects a broader shift in Kentucky politics as donors divide and voters express frustration with McConnell, signaling a potential realignment of the state’s Senate power dynamic.
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