Mike Cassaro

Stay tuned to this space tonight for coverage of the Kentucky Democratic Party's fundraiser in Louisville. The guest list includes Senator Hillary Clinton, Lieutenant Governor Daniel Mongiardo, and Kentucky's three undecided superdelegates - Governor Steve Beshear, KDP Chair Jennifer Moore, and KDP Vice-Chair Nathan Smith.

Tomorrow, check back for coverage of the political forum at the Owensboro BBQ festival in western Kentucky. Scheduled guests there include Democratic Senate candidates Bruce Lunsford, Greg Fischer, and Mike Cassaro as well as KY-2 candidate Reid Haire.

(L-R) Jerry Lundergan, Rep. Joni Jenkins, Councilwoman Tina Ward-Pugh

Senator Hillary Clinton’s Presidential campaign opened the doors on a Kentucky headquarters Wednesday evening, thirty four days before the Commonwealth’s May 20 primary. Around 100 supporters turned out to the see the Louisville office officially get designation as the nerve center for Clinton's Kentucky operations.

SurveyUSA's latest polls find Louisville businessman Bruce Lunsford and New York Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton with growing leads atop their respective races. Lunsford's lead in the seven-candidate Democratic Senate primary field grew 5 percent since the last poll by SurveyUSA. That poll gave Lunsford 42 percent support among 572 "likely" Democratic voters.

This week, the League of Conservation Voters (LCV) added Kentucky Senator Mitch McConnell (R-Louisville) to its "Dirty Dozen" list, after an online vote of LCV members selected the four-term incumbent as the "most egregious" offender of the environment.

A statement released by the LCV noted McConnell accumulated a lifetime 7 percent approval score from their organization.

Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate Bruce Lunsford officially rolled out his campaign's new website yesterday, with the campaign saying the site would be "powerful resource in our fight against obstructionist Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell."  read more »

The Kentucky branch of the AFL-CIO announced their endorsement of Democratic U.S. Senate candidate and Louisville businessman Bruce Lunsford on Monday, after local union representatives converged in Frankfort to choose favored candidates on Saturday.