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By Jarrod Mills
Staff Writer Dec 29, 2020
President Donald Trump faced Joe Biden in the general election. | CNHI File Photo
As 2020 winds down, the Times-Tribune is looking back at the top 3 stories of 2020. These stories were some of the most read stories on our website and garnered the most attention on our social media pages. Today we are looking at number 3.
News about this yearâs presidential election dominated headlines all throughout 2020 and looks to continue that trend into the future thanks in no small part to the pandemic.
From the way ballots were cast, to each candidates platforms, to President Donald Trump contracting the virus and the ultimate cancelling of presidential debates, the virus had a hand in just about every aspect of this yearâs race.
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Last month, Brad Barron, Libertarian nominee for U.S. Senate from Kentucky, polled 4.00% of the vote. That was the highest percentage for anyone running for U.S. Senate from Kentucky outside of the two major parties since 1914, when the Progressive Party nominee, Burton Vance, polled 4.15%.