Breaking down the primary

UK Political Professor Stephen Voss at 6pm

# all eyes on kentucky is trending today on social media...as people around the country watch for the voter suppression celebrities have raised so much attention about...and to see if we repeat the social distancing voting disasters seen in georgia and wisconsin.

Let's bring in abc 36 political analyst stephen voss... boxes:2x1 abc 36 studio lexington location three location four ...and dr. voss isn't just our expert...but in full transparency also served as an expert witness in the lawsuit seeking more polling locations in the state's two largest cities.

L3:live election 2020 white stephen voss uk political professor l3:live election 2020 white breaking down the primary let's talk first about turnout.

C1 3 1 according to the secretary of state... as of 3:30 this afternoon... more than 103,000 c1 3 as of 3:30 this afternoon... more than 103,000 voters turned out at the c1 3 polls.

Is that more or less than you expected?

2 we had the potential for our election to be plagued with the same problems we saw in wisconsin and georgia during their elections.

Did we avoid that?

3 moving on to the most closely- watched race of this election... the u.s. senate seat and the battle for the democratic nomination.

Amy mcgrath and charles booker are the front-runners in that race.

What would the implications be for senator mitch mcconnell if amy mcgrath wins?

What if charles booker wins?

4 do you think a contested primary hurt the democrats in any way?

### ots bullets:left no elections results - delayed release - ballots coming in after today - need to be ... it could be another week before the results are