It appears congressman-elect Brett Guthrie won't be officially resigning his state senate seat until the legislature is in session in January. That means fellow republican, Senate President David Williams, not Governor Beshear, will get to decide when the special election will be held to decide Guthrie's replacement. As H-L columnist Larry Dale Keeling points out, Williams surely won't be upset with the timing of Guthrie's resignation like he was when Daniel Mongiardo resigned his senate seat.

1 Comments

hank said:

It is not the replacement, it is when the election will happen.

November 13, 2008 7:30 PM

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