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May 20, 2008 - 8:51pm

Lunsford projected to win Democratic Senate primary

By Trey Pollard
Category: US SenateTags: Mitch McConnell, Bruce Lunsford, Greg Fischer, David L. Williams, Kentucky Primary

Louisville businessman Bruce Lunsford is projected to win the Democratic Senate primary in Kentucky.

Lunsford has collected 51 percent of the vote with 95 percent of precincts reporting, while fellow Louisville businessman Greg Fischer garnered 33 percent.

Perennial candidate David L. Williams has received 5.4 percent while James Rice collected 3.3 percent.

Fischer is expected to speak shortly, and Lunsford will follow.

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