Kentucky

Statewide elected officials and every seat in the Kentucky General Assembly. For Kentucky's members of Congress, see your representatives.

Statewide offices 3

Governor Andy Beshear (Democratic)
Lieutenant Governor Jacqueline Coleman (Democratic)
Attorney General Russell Coleman (Republican)

Senate 38 members · 38 seats

Chamber leaders (such as the speaker) aren't in our source yet; see the Kentucky General Assembly's website ↗.

District 1 Jason Howell (Republican)
District 2 Danny Carroll (Republican)
District 3 Craig Richardson (Republican)
District 4 Robby Mills (Republican)
District 5 Steve Meredith (Republican)
District 6 Lindsey Tichenor (Republican)
District 7 Aaron Reed (Republican)
District 8 Gary Boswell (Republican)
District 9 David Givens (Republican)
District 10 Matt Deneen (Republican)
District 11 Steve Rawlings (Republican)
District 12 Amanda Bledsoe (Republican)
District 13 Reggie Thomas (Democratic)
District 14 Jimmy Higdon (Republican)
District 15 Rick Girdler (Republican)
District 16 Max Wise (Republican)
District 17 Matt Nunn (Republican)
District 18 Robin Webb (Republican)
District 19 Cassie Armstrong (Democratic)
District 20 Gex Williams (Republican)
District 21 Brandon Storm (Republican)
District 22 Don Douglas (Republican)
District 23 Chris McDaniel (Republican)
District 24 Shelley Frommeyer (Republican)
District 25 Robert Stivers (Republican)
District 26 Karen Berg (Democratic)
District 27 Steve West (Republican)
District 28 Greg Elkins (Republican)
District 29 Scott Madon (Republican)
District 30 Brandon Smith (Republican)
District 31 Phillip Wheeler (Republican)
District 32 Mike Wilson (Republican)
District 33 Gerald Neal (Democratic)
District 34 Jared Carpenter (Republican)
District 35 Keturah Herron (Democratic)
District 36 Julie Adams (Republican)
District 37 Gary Clemons (Democratic)
District 38 Mike Nemes (Republican)

House 100 members · 100 seats

Chamber leaders (such as the speaker) aren't in our source yet; see the Kentucky General Assembly's website ↗.

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

Source: Open States (Plural Policy), checked Oct 28, 2026. Names link to each official's own page.