2022 Primary Election - May 17 Last day to register for Primary: April 18 School Board Candidate Filing Date - June 7 General Election - November 8 Last day to register - General: October 10 2023 Primary Election - May 16 Last day to register for Primary: April 17 General Election - November 7 Last day to register - General: October 9

Why should you care who gets elected to public office? Because every aspect of public education is the result of a decision made by an elected official. School councils, boards of education, members of the Kentucky General Assembly, the governor and other constitutional officers all make decisions about when, where and how public education services are delivered throughout the Commonwealth. And those decisions affect you and your students every day.

The best way to influence education policy at the local and state level is to elect decisionmakers who believe in and support the work that you do. Being involved in KEPAC will help you do that. KEPAC’s mission is to promote the cause of public education in Kentucky through political action. We do that by working to elect candidates who will make policies that support – not undermine – the school employees who devote their working lives to educating young people.

Won’t you join us in this important effort? Contact KEPAC today and learn how easy it is to help.

State Senate

4 - Bruce Pritchett 18 - Robin Webb 20 - Teresa Barton

24 - Rene Heinrich 26 - Karen Berg

30 - Brandon Smith 34 - Susan Cintra

State House

8 - Pam Dossett 10 - John Whipple 11 - Velvet Dowdy 13 - Michael Johnson 14 - Scott Lewis 20 - Patti Minter 23 - Steve Riley 28 - Charles Miller 31 - Sue Foster 32 - Tina Bojanowski 33 - Kate Turner 34 - Sarah Stalker 35 - Lisa Wilner 37 - Jeff Donohue 38 - Rachel Roarx

40 - Nima Kulkarni 41 - Josie Raymond 42 - Keturah Herron 43 - Pamela Stevenson 44 - Beverly Chester-Burton 45 - Killian Timoney 46 - Al Gentry 48 - Maria Sorolis 56 - Grayson Vandergrift 57 - Derrick Graham 61 - Debby Angel 65 - Buddy Wheatley 66 - Tim Montgomery 67 - Rachel Roberts 68 - Kelly Jones

69 - Chris Brown 73 - Thomas Adams 75 - Lindsey Burke 76 - Ruth Ann Palumbo 77 - George Brown 79 - Chad Aull 87 - Adam Bowling 88 - Cherlynn Stevenson 90 - Derek Lewis 92 - John Blanton 93 - Lamin Swann 94 - Angie Hatton 95 - Ashley Tackett-Laferty 96 - Patrick Flannery

School Board
Call your local KEA office to get involved in local School Board Races

Keith Collins - Boone Co D-1 Julie Pile - Boone Co D-4 Karen Byrd - Boone Co D-5 Tyler Murphy - Fayette Co D-2 Juh-Rawn Napier - Laurel Co D-1 Brice Hicks - Laurel Co D-3 Evelyn Meacham - Union Co D-4 Craig Collinsworth - Walton Verona, At-Large Aubrey Ryan - Walton Verona, At-Large Adam Brickler - Woodford Co D-2 Kirk Haynes - Henderson Co D-2

Wendy Young - Scott Co D-2 Stephen Smith - Scott Co D-4 Elanor Ratliff - Scott Co D-5 Cathryn Dowell - Breckenridge Co D-4 ane Session - Breckenridge Co D-2 Greg Adams - Floyd Co D-1 Lenville Martin - Floyd Co D-2 Marianne Fowler - Graves Co D-1 Jennifer Thomas - Graves Co D-5 Chris Osgood - Mason Co D-3 Barry Shrout - Mason Co D-5 Steve Shelby - McCracken Co D-1 Jennifer Beyer - McCracken Co D-4

Kentucky Supreme Court Justice

Judge Kelly Thompson - District 2 Justice

Michelle Keller - District 6

Franklin Circuit Court Judge
Judge Phillip Shepherd

Constitutional Amendment 1 - VOTE NO
VOTE NO on Constitutional Amendment 1. This amendment would allow the Kentucky General Assembly to call themselves into special session.

The KEPAC State Committee is an elected committee of KEA members who are also KEPAC contributors. Members of the committee are elected locally by KEA-KEPAC contributors in their area. Candidate recommendations are decided by the locally elected contributors and recommended to the state committee for endorsement.

United States Senate
Charles Booker

U.S. Representative Kentucky 3rd District
Morgan McGarvey

U.S. Representative Kentucky 4th District
Matt Lehman

Disclaimers

This content is intended for use by KEA members and their immediate families. KEA/KEPAC supports friends of public education in state and local elections. Contributions to KEA/KEPAC are voluntary and members have the right to refuse to contribute without reprisal.

Contributions to KEPAC are not deductible as charitable contributions for federal or state income tax purposes. Only U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents who are also KEA members may contribute to KEPAC. No KEA dues dollars can be given to political candidates.