Working to make the Bluegrass state a better place to live.


COURAGE. COMPASSION. REVOLUTION.
Charles is running for Senate to fight for Kentucky families, challenge corporate greed, and end systemic injustice. He calls for bold leadership to protect workers, veterans, and marginalized communities.
Together, he says, we can end McConnell’s reign and build a future of justice, dignity, and shared prosperity.
LIGHT. FIGHT. HOPE.
Logan Forsythe is a husband, father, attorney, and former Secret Service agent who grew up in Lyon County, Kentucky. A first-generation college graduate, he worked his way from humble beginnings to careers serving his country in the Department of Defense and the Secret Service, protecting presidents of both parties.
After an injury ended his federal service, Logan returned home to fight for Kentucky’s working families as an attorney for injured and discriminated workers.
Logan lives in Lexington with his wife, Brittany, an education leader, their two children, and their therapy dog, Rocky.
COUNTRY. COMMUNITY. COURAGE.
Amy is a battle-tested leader who steps up when the stakes are high. She has taken on Washington insiders and knows how to stand up to powerful special interests. Whether leading Marines or shaping national security, she’s always been guided by “mission first, people always.”
Now Amy is fighting for Kentucky families—ready on day one to support farmers, protect rural health care, stand up for veterans, and put Kentucky first.
Amy McGrath is a wife, a mom of three, a dog-owner and a proud Kentuckian.
DUTY. HONOR. KENTUCKY.
Pam Stevenson has dedicated her whole life to public service. She served in the Air Force as a JAG attorney for 27 years. She holds the rank of Colonel and has served the USA around the world. From negotiating hostage crises, prosecuting child sex criminals, violent crimes, and more, Colonel Stevenson served this country dutifully.
Currently, Colonel Stevenson serves as House Minority Floor Leader. Colonel Stevenson regularly is the only member to break through to Republican leadership to make the bad bills better. She works for veterans, families, children, LGBTQ+, women’s rights, and many other groups in the legislature. Currently, she’s in her third term in the KY House.
Colonel Stevenson is a wife of 40+ years, a mom to two children, and a minister in her family church. She is also an award-winning quilter.

Jimmy Ausbrooks, a Kentucky native and honored Kentucky Colonel, is a licensed mental health professional with extensive experience in counseling, private practice, and community service. He has been a dedicated advocate for Kentucky, running for Congress in 2022 as the first openly gay U.S. House candidate in the state and promoting public service, human rights, and mental health awareness.
Throughout his career, he has combined faith, leadership, and community engagement to mentor others and work toward meaningful change in both local and statewide communities.

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Zach Dembo has spent his life in service — to his country, his community, and the Constitution. A ninth-generation Kentuckian raised in Lexington, Zach served as a Navy JAG officer, taught middle school in the Mississippi Delta, and prosecuted civil rights cases as a federal attorney. Most recently, he worked in Governor Beshear’s administration and as an Assistant U.S. Attorney in Lexington.
But after witnessing political corruption in Washington, Zach made the difficult decision to resign—and step up. Now he’s running for Congress to fight for justice, integrity, and a better future for Central Kentucky.

David Kloiber is a Lexington native, public servant, and father running to bring common-sense leadership and Kentucky values to Washington. After building a successful software company and serving on Lexington’s City Council, he’s focused on growing the economy, strengthening schools, and delivering results for his community.
Now he’s running for Congress to advocate for working families, invest in education, and ensure Kentucky’s voice is truly heard.

Erin Russell Petrey is a Kentucky native with deep roots in the state and degrees from George Washington University and the University of Kentucky. After teaching in South Korea, she built a career focused on public service, renewable energy, infrastructure, and sustainability.
A lifelong volunteer and civic leader, she lives in Lexington and is a proud champion of Kentucky.

Cherlynn Stevenson earned a degree in Behavioral Sciences from Morehead State University and built a career across healthcare, manufacturing, and small business. She became a community leader dedicated to strengthening Kentucky through service, helping raise millions—including over $2 million for cancer research—through organizations like Rotary, Habitat for Humanity, and the American Cancer Society.
Throughout her work, she has focused on giving Kentuckians a fair shot and rewarding hard work.

Ryan Stanford, a retired military veteran and high school soccer coach, is running to bring integrity and real leadership to Kentucky. As a dedicated father, he’s focused on improving schools and strengthening communities.
He’s motivated by service, not power, and aims to put Kentucky families first.

Adam Moore is a combat veteran, small business owner, and public servant dedicated to moving Kentucky forward. He has worked to support families, schools, veterans, healthcare, and energy modernization.
Adam believes in service over politics, solutions over slogans—and a Kentucky where every family has a fair shot.

Nathan Saucedo is a lifelong Kentuckian, raised on a family farm, who built a career as a licensed social worker and community mental health leader. He is deeply involved in community service, historical preservation, and local boards, including serving as a Kentucky Colonel.
Now running for the Kentucky State House, he is committed to thoughtful, community-driven public policy and building a stronger, united Commonwealth.

Katrina Sexton is running for Kentucky State Representative HD55 to bring new leadership and deliver results for her community. She prioritizes transparency, accountability, and effective representation for all.
She encourages community engagement and believes that together, residents can build a stronger, more inclusive district.

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