Biden Faces Significant 'Uncommitted' Vote in Kentucky Primary

President Joe Biden secures 71.3% of the vote but sees notable dissent among Kentucky Democrats, reflecting broader concerns over his policies.

Biden won the Kentucky Democratic primary with 71.3% of the vote, amounting to over 131,000 ballots.
Nearly 30% of voters chose 'uncommitted' or other candidates, marking one of Biden's worst primary performances.
The 'uncommitted' vote is seen as a protest against Biden's handling of the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Biden's overall delegate count remains strong, with no serious challengers for the Democratic nomination.
The Kentucky primary results are unlikely to affect the general election outcome in the predominantly Republican state.