🚨 NOW: Ed Gallrein is currently UP against Thomas Massie by around 14 points with 13% of the vote in
— Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) May 19, 2026
I have to emphasize: this is still quite early, and no call can be made.
Current difference is around 2,300 votes. pic.twitter.com/a2hmevrrZf
Texaguser17 said:
I wish conservatives worked this hard on any other conservative policy as they have against Massie. Like a balanced budget instead of the biggest spending bill ever because Trump asked for it.
flown-the-coop said:
Now it's boomers fault?
flown-the-coop said:
Now it's boomers fault?
KY-04 GOP Primary: Results by Age Group
— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) May 13, 2026
🟣 Age 17-25: Massie +25
🟣 Age 26-35: Massie +56
🟣 Age 36-45: Massie +38
🟣 Age 46-55: Massie +17
——
🔴 Age 56-65: Gallrein +18
🔴 Age 66-75: Gallrein +35
🔴 Age 76+: Gallrein +33@QuantusInsights | 5/11-12 | 908 LV https://t.co/H7juBRgxXr pic.twitter.com/pjcRguiF4a
🚨 UPDATE: Ed Gallrein is hitting the marks needed to unseat Thomas Massie in Kentucky, per NBC
— Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) May 19, 2026
31% reporting.
Never know would could change in a place like Kentucky though, so stay tuned. pic.twitter.com/4zhcV2zvea
🚨 BREAKING: Ed Gallrein has UNSEATED incumbent Congressman Thomas Massie in Kentucky's 4th District, per DDHQ
— Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) May 19, 2026
This was the most expensive Congressional primary in HISTORY, with approximately $35 MILLION spent.
Spending on each side:
• ED GALLREIN: ~$20 million
• MASSIE:… pic.twitter.com/fvwvPgjOZE
Quote:
The old, romanticized notion of free-wheeling, locally-attuned citizen-legislators was replaced with cold, cynical reality: Modern politics is a full-contact sport, and without teamwork, Republicans won't get anything done.
That's because our "problem" is no longer local representation it's protecting our country from an increasingly radicalized Democratic Party. As the Democrats have embraced socialism, Wokeism, and trans/LGBTQ policies, Republican voters have recoiled in horror. We want our party to protect us from their madness.
And that's an all-hands-on-deck challenge.
Today, we expect a Republican district will send a loyal, dependable Republican representative to Washington. Helping our GOP "team" is considered part of the job. And given how narrow the margins are, we're unwilling to sacrifice a roster spot for someone who refuses to play ball.
It's a luxury we can no longer afford.
Congressmen and senators aren't simply judged by how much pork they can peddle. Not anymore that's as out-of-fashion as parachute pants, Wham! records, and the mullet. Instead, they're judged by how effectively they help their "team" advance the national football.
Which, unfortunately, is Thomas Massie's biggest weakness.
The Kentucky congressman cares mightily about his libertarian-leaning ideology. He values being a congressman because it gives him a national platform to promote his worldview. Massie values it so much, he abandoned his pledge to only serve three terms. (He's now running for term number eight.)
just called it Massie is out!🚨 WOW! "The power of the Trump brand to motivate voters — 12 YEAR INCUMBENT [Massie] BEATEN BY A NEWCOMER. Because of the Trump endorsement."
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) May 19, 2026
"My party would make a BIG mistake underestimating the power of the Trump brand." 🔥
"This sends a message to the entire Republican… pic.twitter.com/VEt371Fjb4
txags92 said:
This guys nails why Massie is losing tonight:
https://pjmedia.com/scott-pinsker/2026/05/19/welcome-to-the-new-republican-party-what-it-stands-for-what-it-hates-and-why-thomas-massie-is-toast-n4953025Quote:
The old, romanticized notion of free-wheeling, locally-attuned citizen-legislators was replaced with cold, cynical reality: Modern politics is a full-contact sport, and without teamwork, Republicans won't get anything done.
That's because our "problem" is no longer local representation it's protecting our country from an increasingly radicalized Democratic Party. As the Democrats have embraced socialism, Wokeism, and trans/LGBTQ policies, Republican voters have recoiled in horror. We want our party to protect us from their madness.
And that's an all-hands-on-deck challenge.
Today, we expect a Republican district will send a loyal, dependable Republican representative to Washington. Helping our GOP "team" is considered part of the job. And given how narrow the margins are, we're unwilling to sacrifice a roster spot for someone who refuses to play ball.
It's a luxury we can no longer afford.
Congressmen and senators aren't simply judged by how much pork they can peddle. Not anymore that's as out-of-fashion as parachute pants, Wham! records, and the mullet. Instead, they're judged by how effectively they help their "team" advance the national football.
Which, unfortunately, is Thomas Massie's biggest weakness.
The Kentucky congressman cares mightily about his libertarian-leaning ideology. He values being a congressman because it gives him a national platform to promote his worldview. Massie values it so much, he abandoned his pledge to only serve three terms. (He's now running for term number eight.)
Quote:
The old, romanticized notion of free-wheeling, locally-attuned citizen-legislators was replaced with cold, cynical reality: Modern politics is a full-contact sport, and without teamwork, Republicans won't get anything done.
That's because our "problem" is no longer local representation it's protecting our country from an increasingly radicalized Democratic Party. As the Democrats have embraced socialism, Wokeism, and trans/LGBTQ policies, Republican voters have recoiled in horror. We want our party to protect us from their madness.
Queso1 said:
Well, I never heard complaint about Massie until the Epstein stuff. Maybe they were out there but never heard them
ETA: or MTG.
DeepETX_Aggie said:
It's a shame boomers are so miss informed by the big media. They see Trump endorsing another opponent and bashing Massie and just follow the orders, cause that's all they know how.
Ed Gallrein is projected to defeat Thomas Massie in KY-4.
— AF Post (@AFpost) May 20, 2026
The race, which Israeli media Haaretz reported was a referendum and critical race centered on Israel, was the most expensive primary ever, totaling over $30M spent.
Most of the money was donated by pro-Israel… pic.twitter.com/KFgOeG4KXz
LMCane said:
No one buys your endless ridiculous excuses.
this was the most expensive House race in history- so where did Tom Massie get all that money he spent?
from Muslims, Californians, leftists and Code Pink sickos.
🚨 JUST IN — REP. THOMAS MASSIE CONCEDES: "I would've come out sooner, but I had to call my opponent and concede."
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) May 20, 2026
"And it took a while to find Ed Gallrein in Tel Aviv."
"I have called and conceded the race." pic.twitter.com/8Y70wGzp36
KentK93 said:LMCane said:
No one buys your endless ridiculous excuses.
this was the most expensive House race in history- so where did Tom Massie get all that money he spent?
from Muslims, Californians, leftists and Code Pink sickos.
Not very classy of Massie:🚨 JUST IN — REP. THOMAS MASSIE CONCEDES: "I would've come out sooner, but I had to call my opponent and concede."
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) May 20, 2026
"And it took a while to find Ed Gallrein in Tel Aviv."
"I have called and conceded the race." pic.twitter.com/8Y70wGzp36
DeepETX_Aggie said:
Shame. All these people cheering for foreign interference in our elections.Ed Gallrein is projected to defeat Thomas Massie in KY-4.
— AF Post (@AFpost) May 20, 2026
The race, which Israeli media Haaretz reported was a referendum and critical race centered on Israel, was the most expensive primary ever, totaling over $30M spent.
Most of the money was donated by pro-Israel… pic.twitter.com/KFgOeG4KXz
Im against all foreign interference, no matter the country.flown-the-coop said:
You mean "the Jews".