Kentucky General Assembly
2025 Legislative Session
The 2025 Regular Session of the Kentucky General Assembly begins on Jan. 7 and runs through March 28. Stay connected by following us on social media and subscribe to our email list for updates throughout the 30-day session.
Click below to find your state legislator, watch live legislative coverage and committee meetings, track bills, view legislative committee materials, and more.
General Assembly’s Message Line 1-800-372-7181.
Kentuckians with hearing loss can use Kentucky Relay by dialing 7-1-1.
Spanish language line 1-866-840-6574.
To reach a lawmaker directly, call 502-564-8100. An operator will transfer the call to the lawmaker's office you want to reach.
Local Democratic State Representative
Rep. Matt Lehman, 67th District Campbell County
KY House Democratic Caucus Leadership
Rep. Pam Stevenson, Floor Leader
Rep. Al Gentry, Caucus Chair
Rep. Lindsey Burke, Caucus Whip
KY Senate Democratic Caucus Leadership
Sen. Gerald Neal, Floor Leader
Sen. Reggie Thomas, Caucus Chair
Sen. David Yates, Caucus Whip
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learn more about Kentucky's voting laws
Visit The State Voting Rights Tracker to learn more about Kentucky's voting laws and pending voting rights legislation. The State Voting Rights Tracker by the Voting Rights Lab is an unprecedented, multi-year effort to document and analyze voting and election laws across all 50 states and the District of Columbia.
Voting Rights Restoration
If you were convicted of a non-violent felony, your right to vote and hold a political office is automatically restored when you complete your sentence. Not sure if you are eligible for restoration? Click the button below to check your status.
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