ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 6月19日 05時03分

Kentucky’s Sixth Congressional District is overwhelmingly white and culturally conservative. It is an uneasy mix of working-class struggles and old-money prosperity — bourbon distilleries and luxuriant horse farms, one very large auto plant and the University of Kentucky. @ドナルド・トランプ and the Second Amendment are popular here, but not in that order. Reverence for veterans runs deep. Amy McGrath, a Naval Academy graduate, Marine combat aviator and something of a Ben Chandler protégé, is persuaded a Democrat can once again be elected to the House in this district. She will have to run up large margins in the few heavily populated areas that lean Democratic, such as Lexington and Frankfort. More challenging, she will have to win the votes of rural residents who feel alienated from the national Democratic Party, stepping squarely into the culture wars over guns, same-sex rights and access to health care. Now, Amy’s race against Andy Barr, a Republican, will test the limits of any Democratic wave in the midterm elections and of the power of female candidates in a year with a record number of women running for Congress. If Amy and others like her can win, Democrats would almost certainly retake control of the House. @maddiemcgarvey took this photo of Frankfort, one of the cities in the district. Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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