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38 Senators 105 Representatives
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Party Representation 151 seats

D
Democrat
1 seat
R
Republican
123 seats
O
Other
27 seats

U.S. Senators 2 U.S. Senators

M
Mitch McCONNELL
United States Senator
Republican
R
Rand PAUL
United States Senator
Republican

U.S. Representatives 6 U.S. Representatives

J
James Comer
District 1
Republican
B
Brett Guthrie
District 2
Republican
M
Morgan McGarvey
District 3
Democrat
T
Thomas Massie
District 4
Republican
H
Harold Rogers
District 5
Republican
A
Andy Barr
District 6
Republican

Senate 38 members

J
Jason Howell
District 1
Republican
D
Danny Carroll
District 2
Republican
C
Craig Richardson
District 3
Republican
R
Robby Mills
District 4
Republican
S
Stephen Meredith
District 5
Republican
L
Lindsey Tichenor
District 6
Republican
A
Aaron Reed
District 7
Republican
G
Gary Boswell
District 8
Republican
D
David P. Givens
District 9
Republican
M
Matthew Deneen
District 10
Republican
S
Steve Rawlings
District 11
Republican
A
Amanda Mays Bledsoe
District 12
Republican
R
Reginald L. Thomas
District 13
Democratic
J
Jimmy Higdon
District 14
Republican
R
Rick Girdler
District 15
Republican
M
Max Wise
District 16
Republican
M
Matt Nunn
District 17
Republican
R
Robin L. Webb
District 18
Republican
C
Cassie Chambers Armstrong
District 19
Democratic
G
Gex Williams
District 20
Republican
B
Brandon J. Storm
District 21
Republican
D
Donald Douglas
District 22
Republican
C
Christian McDaniel
District 23
Republican
S
Shelley Funke Frommeyer
District 24
Republican
R
Robert Stivers
District 25
Republican
K
Karen Berg
District 26
Democratic
S
Steve West
District 27
Republican
G
Greg Elkins
District 28
Republican
S
Scott Madon
District 29
Republican
B
Brandon Smith
District 30
Republican
P
Phillip Wheeler
District 31
Republican
M
Mike Wilson
District 32
Republican
G
Gerald A. Neal
District 33
Democratic
J
Jared Carpenter
District 34
Republican
K
Keturah J. Herron
District 35
Democratic
J
Julie Raque Adams
District 36
Republican
G
Gary Clemons
District 37
Democratic
M
Michael J. Nemes
District 38
Republican

House of Representatives 105 members

S
Steven Rudy
District 1
Republican
K
Kim Holloway
District 2
Republican
R
Randy Bridges
District 3
Republican
W
Wade Williams
District 4
Republican
M
Mary Beth Imes
District 5
Republican
C
Chris Freeland
District 6
Republican
S
Suzanne Miles
District 7
Republican
W
Walker Thomas
District 8
Republican
M
Myron Dossett
District 9
Republican
J
Josh Calloway
District 10
Republican
J
J. T. Payne
District 11
Republican
J
Jim Gooch Jr.
District 12
Republican
D
DJ Johnson
District 13
Republican
D
DJ Johnson[a]
District 13
Republican
S
Scott Lewis
District 14
Republican
R
Rebecca Raymer
District 15
Republican
J
Jason Petrie
District 16
Republican
R
Robert Duvall
District 17
Republican
S
Samara Heavrin
District 18
Republican
M
Michael Meredith
District 19
Republican
K
Kevin Jackson
District 20
Republican
A
Amy Neighbors
District 21
Republican
S
Shawn McPherson
District 22
Republican
S
Steve Riley
District 23
Republican
R
Ryan Bivens
District 24
Republican
S
Steve Bratcher
District 25
Republican
P
Peyton Griffee
District 26
Republican
N
Nancy Tate
District 27
Republican
J
Jared Bauman
District 28
Republican
C
Chris Lewis
District 29
Republican
D
Daniel Grossberg
District 30
Democratic
S
Susan Witten
District 31
Republican
T
Tina Bojanowski
District 32
Democratic
J
Jason Nemes
District 33
Republican
S
Sarah Stalker
District 34
Democratic
L
Lisa Willner
District 35
Democratic
J
John Hodgson
District 36
Republican
E
Emily Callaway
District 37
Republican
R
Rachel Roarx
District 38
Democratic
M
Matt Lockett
District 39
Republican
N
Nima Kulkarni
District 40
Democratic
M
Mary Lou Marzian
District 41
Democratic
M
Mary Lou Marzian[b]
District 41
Democratic
J
Joshua Watkins
District 42
Democratic
P
Pamela Stevenson
District 43
Democratic
B
Beverly Chester-Burton
District 44
Democratic
A
Adam Moore
District 45
Democratic
A
Al Gentry
District 46
Democratic
F
Felicia Rabourn
District 47
Republican
K
Ken Fleming
District 48
Republican
K
Ken Fleming[c]
District 48
Republican
T
Thomas Huff
District 49
Republican
C
Candy Massaroni
District 50
Republican
M
Michael Pollock
District 51
Republican
K
Ken Upchurch
District 52
Republican
K
Ken Upchurch[d]
District 52
Republican
J
James Tipton
District 53
Republican
D
Daniel Elliott
District 54
Republican
K
Kim King
District 55
Republican
D
Daniel Fister
District 56
Republican
E
Erika Hancock
District 57
Democratic
J
Jennifer Decker
District 58
Republican
D
David Osborne
District 59
Republican
M
Marianne Proctor
District 60
Republican
S
Savannah Maddox
District 61
Republican
T
Tony Hampton
District 62
Republican
K
Kim Banta
District 63
Republican
K
Kimberly Poore Moser
District 64
Republican
S
Stephanie Dietz
District 65
Republican
T
T. J. Roberts
District 66
Republican
M
Matt Lehman
District 67
Democratic
M
Mike Clines
District 68
Republican
S
Steven Doan
District 69
Republican
W
William Lawrence
District 70
Republican
J
Josh Bray
District 71
Republican
M
Matthew Koch
District 72
Republican
R
Ryan Dotson
District 73
Republican
D
David Hale
District 74
Republican
L
Lindsey Burke
District 75
Democratic
A
Anne Gay Donworth
District 76
Democratic
G
George Brown
District 77
Democratic
M
Mark Hart
District 78
Republican
C
Chad Aull
District 79
Democratic
D
David Meade
District 80
Republican
D
Deanna Gordon
District 81
Republican
N
Nick Wilson
District 82
Republican
J
Josh Branscum
District 83
Republican
C
Chris Fugate
District 84
Republican
S
Shane Baker
District 85
Republican
T
Tom Smith
District 86
Republican
T
Tom Smith[e]
District 86
Republican
A
Adam Bowling
District 87
Republican
V
Vanessa Grossl
District 88
Republican
T
Timmy Truett
District 89
Republican
D
Derek Lewis
District 90
Republican
B
Bill Wesley
District 91
Republican
J
John Blanton
District 92
Republican
A
Adrielle Camuel
District 93
Democratic
M
Mitch Whitaker
District 94
Republican
A
Ashley Tackett Laferty
District 95
Democratic
P
Patrick Flannery
District 96
Republican
B
Bobby McCool
District 97
Republican
A
Aaron Thompson
District 98
Republican
R
Richard White
District 99
Republican
S
Scott Sharp
District 100
Republican

Counties in Kentucky

Adair County (19,239) · Allen County (22,037) · Anderson County (24,883) · Ballard County (7,626) · Barren County (45,609) · Bath County (12,951) · Bell County (23,051) · Boone County (144,135) · Bourbon County (20,333) · Boyd County (47,777) · Boyle County (31,394) · Bracken County (8,497) · Breathitt County (12,804) · Breckinridge County (21,221) · Bullitt County (85,802) · Butler County (12,551) · Caldwell County (12,611) · Calloway County (38,975) · Campbell County (94,008) · Carlisle County (4,777) · Carroll County (11,111) · Carter County (26,098) · Casey County (15,948) · Christian County (71,006) · Clark County (37,673) · Clay County (19,592) · Clinton County (9,183) · Crittenden County (8,982) · Cumberland County (6,047) · Daviess County (104,457) · Edmonson County (12,635) · Elliott County (7,263) · Estill County (14,002) · Fayette County (329,437) · Fleming County (15,591) · Floyd County (34,532) · Franklin County (52,442) · Fulton County (6,282) · Gallatin County (8,805) · Garrard County (18,040) · Grant County (25,722) · Graves County (36,821) · Grayson County (27,070) · Green County (11,552) · Greenup County (35,273) · Hancock County (9,013) · Hardin County (112,826) · Harlan County (25,052) · Harrison County (19,525) · Hart County (19,923) · Henderson County (44,175) · Henry County (16,198) · Hickman County (4,393) · Hopkins County (45,218) · Jackson County (13,358) · Jefferson County (793,881) · Jessamine County (56,495) · Johnson County (22,098) · Kenton County (174,862) · Knott County (13,438) · Knox County (29,657) · Larue County (15,128) · Laurel County (63,353) · Lawrence County (15,798) · Lee County (7,313) · Leslie County (9,729) · Letcher County (20,139) · Lewis County (12,875) · Lincoln County (24,910) · Livingston County (8,815) · Logan County (28,467) · Lyon County (9,078) · Madison County (99,582) · Magoffin County (11,118) · Marion County (19,851) · Marshall County (31,734) · Martin County (10,696) · Mason County (16,956) · McCracken County (67,550) · McCreary County (16,824) · McLean County (9,126) · Meade County (30,442) · Menifee County (6,341) · Mercer County (23,515) · Metcalfe County (10,558) · Monroe County (11,163) · Montgomery County (28,771) · Morgan County (14,300) · Muhlenberg County (30,512) · Nelson County (48,706) · Nicholas County (7,816) · Ohio County (23,933) · Oldham County (70,525) · Owen County (11,435) · Owsley County (3,928) · Pendleton County (14,844) · Perry County (26,739) · Pike County (55,430) · Powell County (12,928) · Pulaski County (66,842) · Robertson County (2,382) · Rockcastle County (16,226) · Rowan County (24,675) · Russell County (18,458) · Scott County (61,700) · Shelby County (50,124) · Simpson County (20,350) · Spencer County (20,823) · Taylor County (26,809) · Todd County (12,757) · Trigg County (14,559) · Trimble County (8,591) · Union County (13,178) · Warren County (147,936) · Washington County (12,269) · Wayne County (19,629) · Webster County (12,854) · Whitley County (37,233) · Wolfe County (6,364) · Woodford County (27,728)

★ Bills & Legislation — Kentucky

3 N/A
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to balancing the budget.
Green
4 N/A
Authorizing the Clerk to inform the President of the election of the Speaker and the Clerk.
Green
6 N/A
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to provide for balanced budgets for the Government.
Green
7 N/A
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to prohibit Members of Congress from receiving compensation during a fiscal year unless both Houses of Congress have agreed to a concurrent resolution on the budget for that fiscal year prior to the beginning of that fiscal year.
Green
8 N/A
Reaffirming the House of Representatives's commitment to ensuring secure elections throughout the United States by recognizing that the presentation of valid photograph identification is a fundamental component of secure elections.
Green
9 N/A
Reaffirming that the United States is not a party to the Rome Statute and does not recognize the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court.
Green
13 N/A
A resolution notifying the House of Representatives of the election of a Sergeant at Arms and Doorkeeper of the Senate.
Green
14 N/A
A resolution electing Robert M. Duncan, of the District of Columbia, as Secretary for the Majority of the Senate.
Green
16 N/A
Recognizing Russian actions in Ukraine as a genocide.
Green
17 N/A
Condemning Turkey for its illegal occupation of Cyprus and encouraging President Trump to make the resolution of the Cyprus problem a top foreign policy priority.
Green
18 N/A
Expressing the sense of the House of Representatives that the Parthenon Marbles should be returned to Greece.
Green
19 N/A
Providing the sense of the House of Representatives that the House should not adjourn until the annual appropriation bills within the jurisdiction of all the subcommittees of the Committee on Appropriations for the current fiscal year are enacted into law.
Green
23 N/A
Illegitimate Court Counteraction Act
Green
24 N/A
Federal Reserve Transparency Act of 2025
Green
25 N/A
FairTax Act of 2025
Green
26 N/A
Protecting American Energy Production Act
Green
27 N/A
HALT Fentanyl Act
Green
28 N/A
Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act of 2025
Green
29 N/A
Laken Riley Act
Green
33 N/A
To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to provide special rules for the taxation of certain residents of Taiwan with income from sources within the United States.
Green
35 N/A
Agent Raul Gonzalez Officer Safety Act
Green
36 N/A
MEGOBARI Act
Green
37 N/A
Proposing a Federal debt limit amendment to the Constitution of the United States.
Green
38 N/A
Constitutional Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act of 2025
Green
39 N/A
Original Honoring Our WWII Merchant Mariners Act of 2025
Green
41 N/A
Unrecognized Southeast Alaska Native Communities Recognition and Compensation Act
Green
43 N/A
Alaska Native Village Municipal Lands Restoration Act of 2025
Green
44 N/A
Rural 340B Access Act of 2025
Green

★ Government Structure — Kentucky

★ Executive Branch

  • • Governor — Chief executive, signs/vetoes bills, oversees state agencies
  • • Lieutenant Governor — Presides over Senate, succession
  • • Attorney General — State legal affairs, consumer protection
  • • Secretary of State — Elections, business registration
  • • Treasurer / Comptroller — State finances, revenue

★ Legislative Branch

  • • State Senate — Upper chamber, 38 members
  • • State House/Assembly — Lower chamber, 105 members
  • • Committees — Review bills before floor votes
  • • Session — Typically meets Jan-May, varies by state

★ Judicial Branch

  • • State Supreme Court — Highest court, final appeals
  • • Appeals Court — Intermediate appellate review
  • • District / Circuit Courts — Trial courts for major cases
  • • County / Municipal Courts — Local jurisdiction
ⓘ Did you know? Every state has a unique constitution, and Kentucky's legislative process determines how laws are made, amended, and repealed at the state level. Learn more by contacting your representatives.
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