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Beshear, Abramson File Candidacy Papers

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By: Tony McVeigh - WFPL

Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear and his running mate, Jerry Abramson, are the first gubernatorial slate to officially file for the 2011 election.

Gov. Steve BeshearThe two dropped by the Secretary of State’s office at the State Capitol Thursday to pay their qualifying fees. Beshear says the two won’t do much campaigning until the legislative session ends in late March.        Mayor Jerry Abramson

“I’ve got a full-time job right now, being governor, and the mayor has just given up a fulltime job. And we’ve got a legislative session that’s just cranked up. And there’s no reason for this campaign to start before the legislative session is over with and I’m going to continue to work in that direction,” he said.

The Beshear/Abramson ticket has already raised over $3.5 million. Senate President David Williams, who’s seeking the Republican gubernatorial nomination, started fundraising later than Beshear, but has raised over $750,000. Williams’ running mate is Agriculture Commissioner Richie Farmer.

Also seeking the office is Republican businessman Phil Moffett of Louisville, Lexington attorney Gatewood Galbraith, who’s running as an Independent, and Harlan demolition contractor Otis “Bullman” Hensley, who’s running as a Democrat.

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Beshear Discusses How Obama Can Help Kentucky

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Reporter: Ryan Dearbone
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WBKO NEWS

Bowling Green, KY

Governor Steve Beshear says he's glad to have Barack Obama and his staff taking over things in Washington.

The first-term governor tells WBKO with Obama at the helm, things are looking up for this country... and for Kentucky.

But first they have to get down to business.

In the weeks since Obama's election as President of the United States, Beshear has not talked directly with the new leader, but has had discussion with the heads of Obama's transition team.

"We talked about opening the lines of communication because President-Elect Obama and his team are very interested in hearing what governors around the country need, what we think," states Beshear.

One thing Beshear says he plans to bring up to Obama once they do speak is pushing Kentucky to the top of the list when it comes to creating new types of energy.

   

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