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U.S. Representative, 3rd Congressional District
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Morgan McGarvey

Candidate for U.S. Representative, 3rd Congressional District

DemocraticIncumbent

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U.S. Representative
Campaign website
morganmcgarvey.com

U.S. Representative for Kentucky's 3rd District since his 2022 election and a member of the Veterans Affairs, Small Business and Budget committees. A lifelong Louisvillian, he served a decade in the Kentucky Senate, including four years as minority leader of the Senate Democratic Caucus.

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Documented positions

Taxes & budget

  • Introduced a $500 monthly tax credit for 18- to 24-year-oldsIn office

    The Young Adult Tax Credit Act, introduced in May 2026 with Reps. Greg Casar and Bonnie Watson Coleman, was modeled on Louisville's YALift! guaranteed-income pilot.

    Reps. McGarvey, Casar, and Watson Coleman Introduce Young Adult Tax Credit Act

    Public statement · Office of Rep. Morgan McGarvey · May 27, 2026 · mcgarvey.house.gov

    “a bill to create a universal $500 monthly tax credit, indexed to inflation, for every 18- to 24- year old in the United States”
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Public safety

  • Voted against a funding package adding $70 billion for ICEIn office

    The Senate-passed package added $70 billion for ICE and CBP; he spoke against it on the House floor in June 2026 and offered an amendment to redirect the money to veterans' homelessness programs.

    Congressman Morgan McGarvey Attempts to Divert $70 Billion ICE Budget Bill to Homeless Veterans

    Public statement · Office of Rep. Morgan McGarvey · Jun 9, 2026 · mcgarvey.house.gov

    “Rep. McGarvey proposed diverting the funding to the Department of Veterans Affairs for veterans homelessness assistance programs”
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Education

Roads & infrastructure

  • Opposes the Camp Ground Road data center in LouisvilleIn office

    In a July 2026 letter to LG&E he asked who will pay for grid upgrades serving the planned 400-megawatt facility and said existing customers should not bear the costs.

    Rep. McGarvey Opposes Camp Ground Road Data Center in Letter to LG&E: Don't Raise Louisville's Rates to Pay for It

    Public statement · Office of Rep. Morgan McGarvey · Jul 9, 2026 · mcgarvey.house.gov

    “LG&E must ensure that this hyper-scale data construction and the development of infrastructure required to serve it do not increase costs for existing ratepayers”
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Environment & parks

Health & human services

Other issues in this race

Other candidates in this race addressed these topics. We found no documented position from Morgan McGarvey on them.

  • Economy & jobsNo documented position found.

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