Trump-backed candidate wins Kentucky GOP primary for governor, to face incumbent Democrat.
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Daniel Cameron, Kentucky's attorney general and a close ally of Senator Mitch McConnell, won the state's Republican nomination for governor, defeating Kelly Craft, a wealthy former ambassador to the United Nations. Cameron's victory sets up a closely watched and fiercely contested statewide race against Gov. Andy Beshear, a Democrat running for re-election. Republicans have long viewed Cameron as a potential political star who could join the next generation of the party's leaders.
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