CAMEROTA: Voters in several states head to the polls today. The race for governor in Kentucky will be one of the most closely watched. Of course, President Trump was there last night rallying support for the governor, Matt Bevins' re-election. The president won this deep red state by a 2-to-1 margin in 2016. Today's vote comes in the midst of an impeachment fight. Will that have an impact? Well, CNN's Evan McMorris-Santoro was up early. He talked to voters in Louisville.</s>EVAN MCMORRIS-SANTORO, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): Soren Noris has his work cut out for him. He's trying to persuade independent voters to cast their ballots for the Democrats -- in Kentucky. (on camera): Can you teach me the official door knocker knock? Which is it's like a dank, da-dank, dank, dank, dank (ph), that's how you do it?</s>SOREN NORIS, PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZER, AFL-CIO: Yes. Well, you want to be very firm and loud so they come to the door. But if you just do the straight loud, it sounds like a police knocking on the door. So, that's why we do that.</s>MCMORRIS-SANTORO: So shave and a haircut, not a cop.</s>MCMORRIS-SANTORO (voice-over): The gubernatorial election here is one of two governors races taking place today in addition to the high- profile battle for control over Virginia's state legislature.</s>REP. NANCY PELOSI (D-CA): The motion to reconsider is laid upon the table.</s>MCMORRIS-SANTORO: But this contest might be the first real look at how the politics of impeachment are playing out on the ground. The race could be decided by swing voters in working class suburbs like this one in Louisville. END
Impeachment Politics Face Test in Kentucky Governor's Race.