Opinion polling edit List of polls Delegate count: 55 Pledged, 5 Unpledged
Winner Primary date May 17, 2016 Poll source Date 1st 2nd 3rd Other Official Primary results May 17, 2016 Hillary Clinton Bernie Sanders Others / Uncommitted Public Policy Polling[2] Margin of error: ± 4.4%
March 1–2, 2016 Hillary Clinton Bernie Sanders Others / Undecided Public Policy Polling[3] Margin of error: ± 4%
June 18–21, 2015 Hillary Clinton Bernie Sanders Jim Webb Lincoln Chafee 5%, Martin O'Malley 3%, Not sure 18%
Results edit Kentucky Democratic primary, May 17, 2016 Candidate Popular vote Estimated delegates Count Percentage Pledged Unpledged Total Hillary Clinton 212,534 46.76% 28 2 30 Bernie Sanders 210,623 46.33% 27 0 27 Martin O'Malley (withdrawn) 5,713 1.26% Roque "Rocky" De La Fuente 1,594 0.35% Uncommitted 24,104 5.30% 0 3 3 Total 454,568 100% 55 5 60 Source: The Green Papers , Kentucky Secretary of State
Results by county edit County[4] Clinton Votes Sanders Votes Adair 49.6% 466 43.7% 410 Allen 46.0% 427 47.4% 440 Anderson 36.0% 1,132 52.4% 1,649 Ballard 32.0% 405 52.0% 659 Barren 37.2% 1,979 49.9% 2,653 Bath 45.6% 628 46.6% 641 Bell 44.7% 567 45.6% 578 Boone 51.8% 2,932 44.1% 2,496 Bourbon 46.5% 1,109 45.6% 1,087 Boyd 44.7% 2,193 46.1% 2,262 Boyle 49.9% 1,648 43.9% 1,451 Bracken 32.5% 251 54.9% 424 Breathitt 33.9% 1,123 51.8% 1,716 Breckinridge 45.9% 877 45.8% 875 Bullitt 44.4% 2,907 49.1% 3,210 Butler 51.1% 238 42.1% 196 Caldwell 34.3% 570 52.1% 866 Calloway 35.8% 1,460 55.0% 2,239 Campbell 48.1% 3,169 47.5% 3,133 Carlisle 25.6% 206 57.5% 462 Carroll 41.5% 481 49.4% 573 Carter 39.1% 800 51.4% 1,051 Casey 50.7% 210 44.0% 182 Christian 50.2% 2,437 39.9% 1,936 Clark 45.5% 1,810 47.5% 1,888 Clay 48.4% 184 41.6% 158 Clinton 57.9% 151 35.6% 93 Crittenden 35.6% 240 51.0% 344 Cumberland 44.8% 78 50.0% 87 Daviess 45.5% 5,066 46.6% 5,188 Edmonson 49.5% 275 47.1% 262 Elliott 35.7% 301 52.6% 443 Estill 47.6% 446 47.0% 440 Fayette 52.8% 20,014 45.0% 17,048 Fleming 40.7% 627 52.3% 806 Floyd 31.4% 2,327 54.1% 4,010 Franklin 45.1% 5,218 46.6% 5,398 Fulton 46.6% 315 36.2% 245 Gallatin 39.5% 260 51.6% 340 Garrard 50.5% 434 45.0% 387 Grant 40.9% 594 49.2% 715 Graves 31.8% 1,631 51.3% 2,631 Grayson 49.9% 705 44.6% 630 Green 40.4% 284 51.2% 360 Greenup 43.8% 1,517 47.7% 1,655 Hancock 42.5% 491 49.7% 573 Hardin 47.8% 4,359 46.2% 4,208 Harlan 25.9% 451 62.8% 1,092 Harrison 41.4% 886 49.5% 1,059 Hart 39.7% 817 51.6% 1,062 Henderson 43.4% 2,887 42.9% 2,850 Henry 40.6% 781 49.8% 958 Hickman 32.5% 209 46.6% 300 Hopkins 32.7% 1,690 52.2% 2,696 Jackson 35.9% 78 59.0% 128 Jefferson 57.3% 64,090 40.3% 45,048 Jessamine 44.2% 1,875 49.8% 2,113 Johnson 32.9% 444 55.5% 749 Kenton 49.0% 5,146 46.5% 4,880 Knott 30.8% 583 58.8% 1,114 Knox 47.9% 520 46.4% 504 LaRue 34.7% 612 51.6% 910 Laurel 49.1% 845 45.9% 791 Lawrence 35.3% 444 52.4% 659 Lee 42.9% 199 48.3% 224 Leslie 43.8% 64 52.7% 77 Letcher 26.7% 838 56.9% 1,788 Lewis 51.7% 211 37.0% 151 Lincoln 47.7% 779 45.5% 742 Livingston 34.4% 400 52.4% 610 Logan 43.8% 1,077 46.0% 1,131 Lyon 40.5% 497 45.7% 561 Madison 41.6% 3,441 53.0% 4,385 Magoffin 42.7% 511 52.3% 626 Marion 50.3% 1,162 42.6% 983 Marshall 34.7% 1,577 50.8% 2,308 Martin 31.2% 104 57.4% 191 Mason 44.1% 727 47.0% 775 McCracken 43.8% 3,334 46.5% 3,541 McCreary 41.9% 169 50.4% 203 McLean 38.1% 477 50.1% 628 Meade 41.9% 1,312 49.2% 1,541 Menifee 44.8% 311 46.5% 323 Mercer 39.1% 988 52.6% 1,331 Metcalfe 41.7% 506 47.9% 582 Monroe 50.8% 126 44.0% 109 Montgomery 45.8% 1,289 47.0% 1,322 Morgan 31.6% 544 57.3% 988 Muhlenberg 43.3% 1,544 45.7% 1,632 Nelson 47.6% 2,395 46.6% 2,345 Nicholas 42.2% 353 50.2% 420 Ohio 41.3% 778 50.0% 943 Oldham 52.4% 2,730 44.4% 2,315 Owen 34.6% 453 55.0% 720 Owsley 43.3% 77 51.1% 91 Pendleton 36.6% 388 51.5% 546 Perry 30.0% 839 59.6% 1,666 Pike 26.1% 2,335 54.3% 4,848 Powell 42.4% 623 50.7% 744 Pulaski 47.4% 1,169 46.6% 1,148 Robertson 32.0% 95 59.6% 177 Rockcastle 45.7% 238 48.8% 254 Rowan 44.0% 1,170 51.2% 1,363 Russell 48.2% 343 46.7% 332 Scott 48.6% 2,505 46.4% 2,394 Shelby 47.8% 2,195 44.5% 2,044 Simpson 45.9% 708 45.1% 695 Spencer 42.7% 673 51.2% 806 Taylor 50.3% 949 44.8% 844 Todd 35.1% 333 53.5% 507 Trigg 40.8% 604 48.3% 715 Trimble 38.3% 415 50.0% 542 Union 29.9% 672 49.3% 1,106 Warren 44.9% 4,829 49.9% 5,365 Washington 47.0% 601 45.5% 582 Wayne 55.6% 502 39.4% 356 Webster 28.7% 693 48.5% 1,169 Whitley 52.5% 522 41.1% 409 Wolfe 42.1% 414 50.7% 499 Woodford 46.3% 1,862 47.7% 1,918 Total 46.8% 212,550 46.3% 210,626
Analysis edit Clinton's strength with conservative white voters in the Appalachia region, including Coal Country, had clearly regressed since 2008; she had beaten Barack Obama 65–29 in Kentucky eight years earlier, and only beat rival Bernie Sanders 47–46 in 2016. She ran strongly in Louisville , where the African American population is highest, but lost many of the Eastern Kentucky Coalfield counties in the state to Bernie Sanders, who had won a large victory in neighboring West Virginia the week prior. Sanders also won many counties in the Jackson Purchase area. Notably, in 2012, almost all of the Sanders counties voted for the "Uncommited" ballot option in a protest vote against Obama.
References edit ^ Kentucky Secretary of State ^ "Kentucky Survey Results" (PDF) . publicpolicypolling.com . Retrieved March 8, 2016 . ^ "PPP KY" (PDF) . publicpolicypolling.com . Retrieved July 9, 2015 . ^ "2016 Election Center". CNN . Retrieved June 4, 2018 .
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The 2016 Kentucky Democratic presidential primary was held on May 17 in the U S state of Kentucky as one of the Democratic Party s primaries ahead of the 2016 presidential election 2016 Kentucky Democratic presidential primary 2012 May 17 2016 2016 05 17 2020 Candidate Hillary Clinton Bernie Sanders UncommittedHome state New York Vermont N ADelegate count 28 27 3Popular vote 212 534 1 210 623 24 104Percentage 46 76 46 33 5 30 Election results by county Clinton 40 50 50 60 Sanders 40 50 50 60 60 70 On the same day the Democratic Party held their Oregon primary The Republican Party held their Kentucky caucuses in early March Contents 1 Opinion polling 2 Results 2 1 Results by county 3 Analysis 4 ReferencesOpinion polling editSee also Statewide opinion polling for the Democratic Party presidential primaries 2016 List of pollsMain article Kentucky Democratic primary 2016 Delegate count 55 Pledged 5 Unpledged Winner nbsp Hillary Clinton Primary date May 17 2016Poll source Date 1st 2nd 3rd OtherOfficial Primary results May 17 2016 Hillary Clinton46 8 Bernie Sanders46 3 Others Uncommitted 6 9 Public Policy Polling 2 Margin of error 4 4 Sample size 501 March 1 2 2016 Hillary Clinton43 Bernie Sanders38 Others Undecided19 Public Policy Polling 3 Margin of error 4 Sample size 610 June 18 21 2015 Hillary Clinton56 Bernie Sanders12 Jim Webb7 Lincoln Chafee 5 Martin O Malley 3 Not sure 18 Results editSee also Results of the Democratic Party presidential primaries 2016 Kentucky Democratic primary May 17 2016Candidate Popular vote Estimated delegatesCount Percentage Pledged Unpledged TotalHillary Clinton 212 534 46 76 28 2 30Bernie Sanders 210 623 46 33 27 0 27Martin O Malley withdrawn 5 713 1 26 Roque Rocky De La Fuente 1 594 0 35 Uncommitted 24 104 5 30 0 3 3Total 454 568 100 55 5 60Source The Green Papers Kentucky Secretary of StateResults by county edit County 4 Clinton Votes Sanders VotesAdair 49 6 466 43 7 410Allen 46 0 427 47 4 440Anderson 36 0 1 132 52 4 1 649Ballard 32 0 405 52 0 659Barren 37 2 1 979 49 9 2 653Bath 45 6 628 46 6 641Bell 44 7 567 45 6 578Boone 51 8 2 932 44 1 2 496Bourbon 46 5 1 109 45 6 1 087Boyd 44 7 2 193 46 1 2 262Boyle 49 9 1 648 43 9 1 451Bracken 32 5 251 54 9 424Breathitt 33 9 1 123 51 8 1 716Breckinridge 45 9 877 45 8 875Bullitt 44 4 2 907 49 1 3 210Butler 51 1 238 42 1 196Caldwell 34 3 570 52 1 866Calloway 35 8 1 460 55 0 2 239Campbell 48 1 3 169 47 5 3 133Carlisle 25 6 206 57 5 462Carroll 41 5 481 49 4 573Carter 39 1 800 51 4 1 051Casey 50 7 210 44 0 182Christian 50 2 2 437 39 9 1 936Clark 45 5 1 810 47 5 1 888Clay 48 4 184 41 6 158Clinton 57 9 151 35 6 93Crittenden 35 6 240 51 0 344Cumberland 44 8 78 50 0 87Daviess 45 5 5 066 46 6 5 188Edmonson 49 5 275 47 1 262Elliott 35 7 301 52 6 443Estill 47 6 446 47 0 440Fayette 52 8 20 014 45 0 17 048Fleming 40 7 627 52 3 806Floyd 31 4 2 327 54 1 4 010Franklin 45 1 5 218 46 6 5 398Fulton 46 6 315 36 2 245Gallatin 39 5 260 51 6 340Garrard 50 5 434 45 0 387Grant 40 9 594 49 2 715Graves 31 8 1 631 51 3 2 631Grayson 49 9 705 44 6 630Green 40 4 284 51 2 360Greenup 43 8 1 517 47 7 1 655Hancock 42 5 491 49 7 573Hardin 47 8 4 359 46 2 4 208Harlan 25 9 451 62 8 1 092Harrison 41 4 886 49 5 1 059Hart 39 7 817 51 6 1 062Henderson 43 4 2 887 42 9 2 850Henry 40 6 781 49 8 958Hickman 32 5 209 46 6 300Hopkins 32 7 1 690 52 2 2 696Jackson 35 9 78 59 0 128Jefferson 57 3 64 090 40 3 45 048Jessamine 44 2 1 875 49 8 2 113Johnson 32 9 444 55 5 749Kenton 49 0 5 146 46 5 4 880Knott 30 8 583 58 8 1 114Knox 47 9 520 46 4 504LaRue 34 7 612 51 6 910Laurel 49 1 845 45 9 791Lawrence 35 3 444 52 4 659Lee 42 9 199 48 3 224Leslie 43 8 64 52 7 77Letcher 26 7 838 56 9 1 788Lewis 51 7 211 37 0 151Lincoln 47 7 779 45 5 742Livingston 34 4 400 52 4 610Logan 43 8 1 077 46 0 1 131Lyon 40 5 497 45 7 561Madison 41 6 3 441 53 0 4 385Magoffin 42 7 511 52 3 626Marion 50 3 1 162 42 6 983Marshall 34 7 1 577 50 8 2 308Martin 31 2 104 57 4 191Mason 44 1 727 47 0 775McCracken 43 8 3 334 46 5 3 541McCreary 41 9 169 50 4 203McLean 38 1 477 50 1 628Meade 41 9 1 312 49 2 1 541Menifee 44 8 311 46 5 323Mercer 39 1 988 52 6 1 331Metcalfe 41 7 506 47 9 582Monroe 50 8 126 44 0 109Montgomery 45 8 1 289 47 0 1 322Morgan 31 6 544 57 3 988Muhlenberg 43 3 1 544 45 7 1 632Nelson 47 6 2 395 46 6 2 345Nicholas 42 2 353 50 2 420Ohio 41 3 778 50 0 943Oldham 52 4 2 730 44 4 2 315Owen 34 6 453 55 0 720Owsley 43 3 77 51 1 91Pendleton 36 6 388 51 5 546Perry 30 0 839 59 6 1 666Pike 26 1 2 335 54 3 4 848Powell 42 4 623 50 7 744Pulaski 47 4 1 169 46 6 1 148Robertson 32 0 95 59 6 177Rockcastle 45 7 238 48 8 254Rowan 44 0 1 170 51 2 1 363Russell 48 2 343 46 7 332Scott 48 6 2 505 46 4 2 394Shelby 47 8 2 195 44 5 2 044Simpson 45 9 708 45 1 695Spencer 42 7 673 51 2 806Taylor 50 3 949 44 8 844Todd 35 1 333 53 5 507Trigg 40 8 604 48 3 715Trimble 38 3 415 50 0 542Union 29 9 672 49 3 1 106Warren 44 9 4 829 49 9 5 365Washington 47 0 601 45 5 582Wayne 55 6 502 39 4 356Webster 28 7 693 48 5 1 169Whitley 52 5 522 41 1 409Wolfe 42 1 414 50 7 499Woodford 46 3 1 862 47 7 1 918Total 46 8 212 550 46 3 210 626Analysis editClinton s strength with conservative white voters in the Appalachia region including Coal Country had clearly regressed since 2008 she had beaten Barack Obama 65 29 in Kentucky eight years earlier and only beat rival Bernie Sanders 47 46 in 2016 She ran strongly in Louisville where the African American population is highest but lost many of the Eastern Kentucky Coalfield counties in the state to Bernie Sanders who had won a large victory in neighboring West Virginia the week prior Sanders also won many counties in the Jackson Purchase area Notably in 2012 almost all of the Sanders counties voted for the Uncommited ballot option in a protest vote against Obama References edit Kentucky Secretary of State Kentucky Survey Results PDF publicpolicypolling com Retrieved March 8 2016 PPP KY PDF publicpolicypolling com Retrieved July 9 2015 2016 Election Center CNN Retrieved June 4 2018 Retrieved from https en 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