JANUARY 2023
Polling in Kentucky since 1987
© Copyright 2023
10%
29% 61% APPROVE
DISAPPROVE
NOT SURE
Beshear’s numbers remain steady from last January and, in fact, show a slight uptick.
Daniel Cameron runs the strongest against Beshear in a general election match-up,
but still trails by nine-points (49%-40%).
Beshear has double-digit leads over the other leading GOP contenders, topping
Kelly Craft by 57%-32%, Ryan Quarles 52%-35% and Mike Harmon 53%-33%.
CAMERON
28% CRAFT
39%
QUARLES
HARMON
7%
OTHERS
5%
8% 13% UNDECIDED
QUESTION: If the 2023 Republican primary election for governor were held today, would you
vote for: (ORDER ROTATED)
QUESTION: If the 2023 general election for governor were held today. For whom would you vote if the
candidates were Andy Beshear, the Democrat, and Kelly Craft, the Republican?
QUESTION: If the 2023 general election for governor were held today. For whom would you vote if the
candidates were Andy Beshear, the Democrat, and Ryan Quarles, the Republican?
QUESTION: If the 2023 general election for governor were held today. For whom would you vote if the
candidates were Andy Beshear, the Democrat, and Mike Harmon, the Republican?
Democrat 84% 9% 7%
Republican 41% 46% 13%
Independent 53% 38% 9%
This poll was conducted by Mason-Dixon Polling & Strategy, Inc. of Jacksonville,
Florida from January 18 through January 23, 2023. A total of 625 registered
Kentucky voters were interviewed statewide by telephone
This poll also included an oversample of 404 likely Republican primary voters.
These voters were only asked the questions relative to the Republican
gubernatorial primary election. The margin for error of the primary results is ±5
percentage points.
PARTY REGISTRATION:
GENDER ID:
Male 304 (49%)
Female 319 (51%)
Other 2
AGE:
18-34 94 (15%)
35-49 193 (31%)
50-64 183 (29%)
65+ 154 (25%)
Refused 1
RACE:
White/Caucasian 541 (88%)
Black/African-American 67 (10%)
Other/Refused 17 (2%)
REGION:
Louisville Metro 150 (24%)
Lexington/Bluegrass 110 (18%)
Northern Kentucky 75 (12%)
Eastern Kentucky 140 (22%)
Western Kentucky 150 (24%)
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