Can Tucky is holding its primary on Tuesday after a month-long delay because of coronavirus

and amid protests across the state after a young black woman was shot and killed by police

in Louisville.

The biggest race on the ballot?

The Democratic US Senate primary.

It's looking a whole lot different than it did just a few weeks ago.

For months, Amy McGrath has led in the polls.

She's white, a moderate, and a former Marine who narrowly lost the House race in 2018.

If you look at why many Kentucky's voted for President Trump, for example, they voted

for an outsider.

They voted for somebody who was going to shake up the system.

He promised to drain the swamp.

And you know, my message is you can't do that until you get rid of Senator McConnell.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has spent 35 years in Congress.

And for many Democrats, McGrath seemed like a strong choice to face off against the

Republican incumbent.

Then, in March, 26-year-old Brianna Taylor was killed by police in her apartment in the

middle of the night.

George Floyd's killing followed.

The nation erupted in protest, and another candidate started attracting attention.

We're standing up as regular people fighting back for our future, fighting to end generational

poverty, address structural racism, and to say that outside consultants will not dictate

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