肯塔基州选举结果总清单：巴尔守住联邦参议员开放席，限制州长赦免权修宪案以70.7%通过

州长与联邦参议员

2026年11月3日，肯塔基州举行中期选举投票。以下是全体肯塔基选民共同投出的结果公示：据肯塔基州选举委员会官方计票与美联社宣布，本届没有州长改选，也没有任何全州行政职位改选；联邦众议员 Andy Barr 以55.0%赢得 Mitch McConnell 退休留下的联邦参议员开放席、共和党守席；唯一修宪案以70.7%通过；联邦众议员6席全部宣布，民主党以第6区翻转净增1席；州议会两院共和党保持超级多数。全州投票率42.6%。

州长：本届无改选。肯塔基州长在奇数年改选，现任州长 Andy Beshear（民主党）为第二任期，下次州长改选为2027年，届时为开放席。副州长 Jacqueline Coleman（民主党）随州长联票当选，本届无选举。

联邦参议员：Andy Barr（共和党）784,869票、55.0%，当选。美联社已宣布。本席为现任 Mitch McConnell 退休留下的开放席——McConnell 自1985年起任此席；Barr 自2013年起任联邦众议员，本次转任参议院，共和党守住此席。

参议员选举其他候选人：Charles Booker（民主党）612,357票、42.9%；Christopher Campbell（Kentucky Party）29,892票、2.1%。另一席参议员 Rand Paul（共和党）本届无改选，2028年改选；选后本州两席参议员均为共和党。

其他全州职位

本届无其他全州职位改选：肯塔基全部州宪法职位均在奇数年与州长同年改选，下次统一于2027年。现任州务卿 Michael Adams、检察长 Russell Coleman、财务长 Mark Metcalf、审计长 Allison Ball、农业专员 Jonathan Shell 均为共和党。除民选宪法职位外，其余州级部门首长由州长任命、无选举。

公投议题

第1号修正案（修宪，限制州长赦免与减刑权）：禁止州长在州长选举日前60天起、至选举后第五个周二（就职）止的期间内颁布赦免或减刑。赞成896,220票、70.7%，反对371,660票、29.3%，通过。美联社已宣布。本届全州选票上仅此1项修宪议题，无第2号修正案；市长、市议会等地方选举与地方议题不计入本节。

联邦众议员

总览：全州6席全部改选并已全部宣布。选前共和党5席、民主党1席；选后共和党4席、民主党2席，民主党净增1席。

第1区：James Comer（共和党，现任）154,910票、67.6%，当选连任，击败 John Williams（民主党）74,260票、32.4%。

第2区：Brett Guthrie（共和党，现任）145,139票、62.8%，当选连任，击败 Megan Wingfield（民主党）81,112票、35.1%。

第3区：Morgan McGarvey（民主党，现任）174,781票、70.3%，当选连任，击败 Maria Rodriguez（共和党）73,719票、29.7%。

第4区：Ed Gallrein（共和党）137,623票、54.2%，当选，击败 Melissa Strange（民主党）103,713票、40.9%。原任 Thomas Massie 已在党内初选中败于 Gallrein，为共和党守席、人选更换。

第5区：Hal Rogers（共和党，现任）139,808票、73.7%，当选连任，击败 Ned Pillersdorf（民主党）49,805票、26.3%。Rogers 自1981年起任此席，为众议院现任任期最长者，将开启第24个任期。

第6区：Zach Dembo（民主党）138,777票、52.7%击败 Ralph Alvarado（共和党）114,030票、43.3%，翻转。本席为 Andy Barr 转选联邦参议员留下的开放席；Dembo 为十余年来首位代表肯塔基中部第6区的民主党联邦众议员。

华裔／亚裔当选者：6名当选众议员与联邦参议员当选者中无华裔或亚裔当选者。

州议会

州参议院：38席中本届改选一半。共和党保持控制与超级多数，非官方预计共和党30席、民主党8席；选前为共和党32席、民主党6席，民主党净增2席，控制权未翻转。

州众议院：100席全部改选。共和党保持控制与超级多数，非官方预计共和党74席、民主党26席；选前为共和党80席、民主党20席，民主党净增6席，控制权未翻转。

两院构成数字为11月4日上午非官方预计数，当时仍有少数席位未定，待官方认证修订。

计票与认证

本清单数字来自肯塔基州选举委员会官方计票与美联社宣布，截至2026年11月4日上午，参议员一场已计票约99%。全州共投约144万张选票，投票率42.6%，高于2022年中期的41.8%。州议会两院最终席位数待认证确认；所有结果均为非官方计票，待州认证后方为正式，GSM 将在认证后跟进更新。

关联：2026年中期选举：50个州选举结果总览

Kentucky 2026 Election Results: Barr Holds the Open U.S. Senate Seat, Pardon-Limit Amendment Passes with 70.7%

Governor and U.S. Senator

Kentucky voted in the 2026 midterm elections on November 3. The results below are the collective choice of the state's voters. According to the Kentucky State Board of Elections' official count and Associated Press race calls, there was no governor's race and no statewide executive office on this ballot. Rep. Andy Barr won the open U.S. Senate seat left by Mitch McConnell's retirement with 55.0%, a Republican hold. The ballot's single constitutional amendment passed with 70.7%. All six U.S. House seats have been called, with Democrats gaining one by flipping District 6, and Republicans kept supermajorities in both legislative chambers. Statewide turnout was 42.6%.

Governor: no election this year. Kentucky elects its governor in odd years; Gov. Andy Beshear (D) is in his second term, and the next governor's race, an open-seat contest, is in 2027. Lt. Gov. Jacqueline Coleman (D) is elected on the governor's ticket and faced no election this year.

U.S. Senator: Andy Barr (R), 784,869 votes, 55.0%, elected. Called by the AP. The seat was open after Mitch McConnell, who had held it since 1985, retired; Barr, a congressman since 2013, moves to the Senate and Republicans held the seat.

U.S. Senate, other candidates: Charles Booker (D), 612,357 votes, 42.9%; Christopher Campbell (Kentucky Party), 29,892 votes, 2.1%. The state's other senator, Rand Paul (R), was not up this year and is next contested in 2028; both Kentucky Senate seats are now Republican-held.

Other Statewide Offices

No other statewide office was on the ballot: all of Kentucky's constitutional offices are elected in odd years alongside the governor, next in 2027. The incumbents — Secretary of State Michael Adams, Attorney General Russell Coleman, Treasurer Mark Metcalf, Auditor Allison Ball and Agriculture Commissioner Jonathan Shell — are all Republicans. Other state agency heads are appointed by the governor and face no election.

Ballot Questions

Amendment 1 (constitutional amendment, limiting the governor's pardon and commutation powers): bar the governor from issuing pardons or commutations from 60 days before a gubernatorial election until the fifth Tuesday after it, the inauguration. Yes 896,220 votes, 70.7%; No 371,660 votes, 29.3% — passed. Called by the AP. It was the ballot's only statewide amendment — there was no Amendment 2 — and local races and questions, such as mayors and city councils, are not part of this section.

U.S. House

Overview: all six seats were up and all six have been called. Republicans held five seats to the Democrats' one before the election; afterwards they hold four to two, a net Democratic gain of one.

District 1: James Comer (R, incumbent), 154,910 votes, 67.6%, reelected over John Williams (D), 74,260 votes, 32.4%.

District 2: Brett Guthrie (R, incumbent), 145,139 votes, 62.8%, reelected over Megan Wingfield (D), 81,112 votes, 35.1%.

District 3: Morgan McGarvey (D, incumbent), 174,781 votes, 70.3%, reelected over Maria Rodriguez (R), 73,719 votes, 29.7%.

District 4: Ed Gallrein (R), 137,623 votes, 54.2%, elected over Melissa Strange (D), 103,713 votes, 40.9%. The previous incumbent, Thomas Massie, lost the Republican primary to Gallrein — a Republican hold with a new member.

District 5: Hal Rogers (R, incumbent), 139,808 votes, 73.7%, reelected over Ned Pillersdorf (D), 49,805 votes, 26.3%. Rogers has held the seat since 1981, is the House's longest-serving current member, and will begin his 24th term.

District 6: Zach Dembo (D), 138,777 votes, 52.7%, defeated Ralph Alvarado (R), 114,030 votes, 43.3% — a flip of the open seat vacated by Andy Barr's Senate run. Dembo is the first Democrat in more than a decade to represent Kentucky's 6th District.

Chinese American / Asian American winners: none among the six House winners or the Senate winner.

State Legislature

State Senate: half of the 38 seats were up. Republicans kept control and their supermajority, at a projected 30 seats to the Democrats' 8; Democrats gained two seats from their pre-election six, and control did not flip.

State House: all 100 seats were up. Republicans kept control and their supermajority, at a projected 74 seats to the Democrats' 26; Democrats gained six seats from their pre-election 20, and control did not flip.

Both chambers' figures are unofficial projections as of the morning of November 4, when a few seats were still undecided; they are subject to revision at certification.

Counting and Certification

All figures are from the Kentucky State Board of Elections' official count and AP calls as of the morning of November 4, with about 99% of votes counted in the Senate race. About 1.44 million ballots were cast statewide, a turnout of 42.6%, above the 41.8% of the 2022 midterms. The legislature's final seat counts await certification. All results are unofficial until state certification. GSM will update this list after certification.

Related: 2026 midterm results: all 50 states

来源：肯塔基州选举委员会

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图片来源：图片来源：肯塔基州议会大厦北立面（Frankfort），Tedd Liggett 摄，CC BY-SA 4.0（Wikimedia Commons）

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