Politics | Kentucky primary 5 Things to Watch for in Kentucky Tonight... W. Va.-like thumping could give Clinton campaign more 'electability' ammo By Sam Gale Rosen Posted May 20, 2008 12:36 PM CDT Copied Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, D-N.Y., speaks during a rally at Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green, Ky., Sunday, May 18, 2008. (AP Photo/Elise Amendola) If Hillary Clinton pulls off another landslide in today's Kentucky primary, she can make a stronger case to superdelegates that she's more "electable" than Barack Obama. With this in mind, here are five things to watch, via Politico: Montgomery County: The small district accurately predicted the statewide margin in the past two incumbent-less primaries. Clinton leads by 28 points in polls. John Edwards: Will the former NC senator's endorsement make a difference to Kentucky's mostly white, working-class voters? Race: Demographics-wise, Kentucky looks a lot like West Virginia, where race might have been a factor in Obama's loss. Louisville: Both candidates have their supporters; turnout will be key. Time zones: Kentucky has two, and a strong showing by Obama in EST-land will make the race seem closer than it is at first. Read These Next A "horrific" incident killed 3 deputies in East Los Angeles. Rare cancer claims a former Super Bowl champ. This is why you don't wear metal in MRI rooms. You're well-known, out with your mistress, and busted on Kiss Cam. Report an error