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Bevin speaking at an NRA event in 2016. Photo: Scott Olson/Getty Images.
Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin (R) said Thursday that he will not contest the results of the state's governor's race, conceding to Democrat Andy Beshear, LEX 18 News reports.
The big picture: Beshear claimed victory on election night, leading by a 0.4% margin in the final count. Bevin originally refused to concede and requested a recanvass, claiming that there had been unsubstantiated "voting irregularities."
Go deeper: Behind the scenes of Matt Bevin's loss in Kentucky's governor's race