The table for November’s election was set on Tuesday. In one of the most anticipated races in Kentucky, Democrat Andy Beshear — son of former governor Steve Beshear — will take on incumbent Matt Bevin for the governor seat. Beshear edged out Rocky Adkins, Adam Edelen and Geoffrey Young in the primary. Bevin defeated Robert Goforth, William Woods and Ike Lawrence to earn the Republican nomination.

In the race for attorney general, Daniel Cameron defeated Wil Schroder after earning 55.3 percent of the vote to claim the Republican nomination. He will battle Greg Stumbo, who was unopposed.

In the secretary of state race, Democrat Heather French Henry, who won in a landslide after claiming 71 percent of the vote, will take on Republican Michael Adams. Democrat Sheri Donahue will battle incumbent Mike Harmon (who was unopposed) for the state auditor seat, and Democrat Michael Bowman and incumbent Allison Ball (who was unopposed) will duel for the state treasurer seat.

Incumbent Ryan Quarles will take on Democrat Robert Haley Conway for the agriculture commissioner seat.

While all these races were determined on a statewide level, voters in Bell County showed up to have their voices heard. It was a low turnout as roughly 8.1 percent of registered voters came out on Tuesday to vote.

Those who did turnout to vote decided that Goforth, who received 972 votes, was a better option for governor than Bevin. On the Democratic side of the governor race, Bell Countians agreed with the state in giving Beshear the majority vote (414) compared to Adkins’ 366 votes.

Below are the complete election results out of Bell County:

Governor

Republican

Matt Bevin (Incumbent) – 600

Robert Goforth – 972

Ike Lawrence – 29

William Woods – 59

Democrat

Rocky Adkins – 366

Andy Beshear – 414

Adam Edelen – 127

Geoffrey Young – 20

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Secretary of State

Republican

Michael G. Adams – 709

Andrew English – 327

Stephen L. Knipper – 229

Carl Nett – 126

Democrat

Jason S. Belcher – 179

Jason Griffith – 164

Heather French Henry – 446

Geoff Sebesta – 20

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Commissioner of Agriculture

Republican

Bill Polyniak – 335

Ryan F. Quarles (Incumbent) – 1130

Democrat

Robert Haley Conway – 559

Joe Trigg – 203

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Attorney General

Republican

Daniel Cameron – 830

Wil Schroder – 651

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Auditor of Public Accounts

Democrat

Kelsey Hayes Coots – 271

Drew Curtis – 129

Sheri Donahue – 245

Chris Tobe – 102

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State Treasurer

Democrat

Michael Bowman – 534

Josh Mers – 203