Louisville’s NPR affiliate reports:
Matt Bevin lost to Democratic Attorney General Andy Beshear last month by a little more than 5,000 votes. During an interview on 55KRC in Cincinnati, Bevin said that the election was a “surprise” that defies logic.
“The left, those who think of a different ideological bent, they are getting so good at harvesting votes in the urban communities,” Bevin said.
“They were able to go into urban communities where people are densely populated on college campuses and public housing projects.” Bevin has repeatedly questioned the outcome of the election, suggesting — without evidence — that voter fraud took place.
Bevin’s last day in office is Dec. 9th.
Bevin is simply saying the quiet part loud, that the votes of urban dwellers — and blacks in particular — are less legitimate than the votes of white rural and exurban voters. https://t.co/4JVHL2CTFM pic.twitter.com/6k3M8oQRXA
— b-boy bouiebaisse (@jbouie) December 4, 2019
Matt Bevin says he lost #KYGov because the left was “able to go into urban communities” & “public housing projects.” https://t.co/TUt4YcqutM
1st: OK?
2nd: He isn’t saying the words, but we know what he means.
3rd: Within days of taking office, Bevin disenfranchised 140K ppl. pic.twitter.com/URrzlj0Lve
— Taniel (@Taniel) December 4, 2019
Gracious as ever in defeat, KY Governor Matt Bevin accuses dems of “harvesting votes” in “urban cores” and bringing out more “less-informed people.” ?https://t.co/ILxr6gDbQ2
— Krystal Ball (@krystalball) December 4, 2019
I’m old enough to remember when “harvesting votes in urban communities” was known as “getting out the vote” https://t.co/yL6MjjbIGp
— Yes, You’re Racist (@YesYoureRacist) December 4, 2019