2022 Kentucky General Election Story (Senate)

A head to head comparison of the Kentucky 2022 General Election gives us an idea of the break down of the voters.

Rand Paul received 916.1k (61.8 %) votes, beating Charles Booker who gained 567.2k (38.2 %) by 348.8k votes in Kentucky.

Charles Booker won 5 counties out of the 120 counties that make up Kentucky. The record shows that Rand Paul won 115 counties.

2022 KY Primary Election vs Senate General Elections Counties Won

In the Primary, Charles Booker won 21 counties in a 3 way match up. Joshua Blanton trailed behind him winning 2 counties, with Rand Paul winning 97 county at the 2022 general Elections.

2022 KY Senate Primary vs Senate General Elections w.r.t % Votes and Total Votes Won

On a head to head count with the total votes between in Rand Paul and Charles Booker between the Senate Primary and General Elections the vote difference is 348,843 (349k) . These values are represented by a vote increment of 583,000 (583k) for Rand Paul and 352,963 (353k) for Charles Booker at the Senate General Elections.

During the 2022; General elections, a lot of total number of votes were cast. Aside the Electoral Votes, Popular Votes came to the fore as well. Further details regarding overall total votes cast, percentage contributed by the various states, and the winner of Popular votes will be updated soon.

Top 15 Counties in Senate Primary Elections vs Senate General Elections

Primary Elections vs General Elections

These 15 counties play an important role in these primary elections. If a candidate, can get a sizable majority in the larger counties (Jefferson, Fayette, Boone), it becomes very difficult to win majorities in the smaller counties with out voter out reach and increased voter participation in them.

Top 15 Counties Comparison in Primary Elections vs General Elections

Jefferson, Fayette and Boone, three of the larger counties in Kentucky voted in favor of Rand Paul giving him a 0 vote advantage out of those counties. Charles Booker steady win in many of the smaller counties wasn't enough for him to catch up, making Rand Paul gain an upper hand in the State of Kentucky.