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Rep. Brett Guthrie wins reelection in Kentucky's 2nd District
LEX18 and WKYT reported Republican U.S. Rep. Brett Guthrie won another term in Kentucky's 2nd Congressional District on Tuesday over Democrat Megan Wingfield.
Republican U.S. Rep. Brett Guthrie was reelected in Kentucky's 2nd Congressional District, LEX18 reported after Tuesday's voting1.
LEX18 said Guthrie will continue to represent 20 counties in the state1. He was first elected to the House seat in 20081.
His opponent was Democratic nominee Megan Wingfield, in her first campaign for the office, according to LEX181.
The station labeled the report a developing story and did not publish vote totals or a calling organization in the account reviewed1.
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How it’s being reported
2 sourcesFirst reported by 
WKYT
Incumbent Rep. Brett Guthrie wins reelection in US House District 2
Guthrie's continued representation of a 20-county district after first winning the seat in 2008.
LEX18 reported incumbent Republican Brett Guthrie was reelected in Kentucky's 2nd District over Democrat Megan Wingfield.
Leaves out Vote shares and independent candidate Thomas Loecken.
WKYTFirstMcGarvey, Gallrein, Comer highlight Kentucky US congressional wins
Statewide House results, with District 2 vote percentages as of 10:22 p.m.
WKYT, carrying a WDRB+WAVE roundup, listed Guthrie ahead of Wingfield and independent Thomas Loecken in unofficial District 2 results.
Leaves out County count and first-election year for Guthrie.
Where they agree
- Guthrie, the Republican incumbent, won Kentucky's 2nd Congressional District.
- Megan Wingfield was the Democratic nominee.
Where they differ
Vote totals and additional candidates
District size and Guthrie's first election