re: Is Kentucky southern?

Yes

Southern ranking of the SEC states:

1. Mississippi
2. Alabama
3. Louisiana
4. Tennessee
5. South Carolina
6. Arkansas
7. Georgia
8. Kentucky
9. Texas
10. Missouri

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Kentucky and our citizenry fully support Texas.

That jackass governor in Frankfort does not.

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Yall must seem to like the guy, elected him to be governor TWICE. If he is a moderate as he pretends to be he would understand the people of Kentucky stand with Texas and don't believe illegals should be let it without following legal procedures.

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Is Kentucky southern?

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you should travel to any of the counties included in the Daniel Boone National Forest and ask that question to the locals - good luck and nice knowing you -

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They vote Democratic most of the time Louisville is a liberal hotspot

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I see you've done your own research.

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Some parts, yes. Others no.

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Northern Kentucky looks like Ohio, so many people make the mistake that the people must be the same. Nope. Kentucky people all the way through. But North of Louisville, I’d classify them more as Appalachian than Southern. Not always the same thing, though closely related. People in Newport and Covington in NoKy are culturally closer to West Virginia than Alabama or Tennessee. But they’re still very different than the Ohioans of Cincinnati who are literally just a glance across the river.

Yes.

U.S. historians have traditionally treated Kentucky as a southern border state. There are social divisions whereby some parts of the state are more "northernese" than southern (example: Greater Atlanta is more "northern" in the southern state of Georgia than other parts of the state).

People in Ohio, Indiana and Illinois consider Kentucky to be southern, too.

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No, they're closer to Ohio than West Virginia. I guess we got "experts" on our state.

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I don’t know what part of Ky you’re in, but I lived in Dayton, and still have family in Newport. I go up there quite a bit. My mother’s side is from there and I spent a lot of years there growing up. Is that “expert “ enough for you?

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I don’t know what part of Ky you’re in, but I lived in Dayton, and still have family in Newport. I go up there quite a bit. My mother’s side is from there and I spent a lot of years there growing up. Is that “expert “ enough for you?

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You lived in a location for a while.

There are some exceptions, but the majority is what I said.
And north of Louisville is hoosier territory btw. Your post didn't make any sense.

For reference, I live in the Ft. Knox area. I've lived here most of my life as have the the peeps in the areas you know so much about. Your shite is way off.