BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (AP) — Republican voter Mark Cook stuck with his party in Kentucky's last election for governor.
Once again, Warren County, which includes the leafy, fast-growing college town of Bowling Green, looms as a potential swing area.
Those undecided voters included Carol Martin of Bowling Green, who wanted to hear more from both candidates.
“I believe him," the retiree said while strolling through a downtown Bowling Green park.
"And what you see is what you get.”A Republican lawmaker from Bowling Green had a different view.
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