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State Representative, 100th District

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Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: A state representative votes on Kentucky laws and the state budget in the Kentucky House of Representatives.

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Scott SharpOfficial portrait — Kentucky Legislative Research Commission

Scott Sharp

RepublicanIncumbent

State representative; retired from the U.S. Army · Ashland

The gist

  • Sponsored law adding PTSD to hyperbaric oxygen therapy coverageIn office
  • Sponsored bill blocking deals giving foreign control of critical assetsIn office
  • Sponsored bill creating a criminal offense for adult performancesIn office

In office = from the candidate's own official statements or legislation as an officeholder, not their campaign.

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  1. Sponsored law adding PTSD to hyperbaric oxygen therapy coverage

    HB 369 (2026 Regular Session): AN ACT relating to veteran treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder.

    Government record · Kentucky General Assembly (Legislative Research Commission) · apps.legislature.ky.gov

    “include post-traumatic stress disorder as a qualifying medical condition for hyperbaric oxygen therapy”
  2. Sponsored bill blocking deals giving foreign control of critical assets

    HB 283 (2026 Regular Session): AN ACT relating to adversarial foreign transactions in the Commonwealth.

    Government record · Kentucky General Assembly (Legislative Research Commission) · apps.legislature.ky.gov

    “prohibit a resident of the Commonwealth from engaging in a transaction with a foreign enterprise if the transaction would result in foreign control”
  3. Sponsored bill creating a criminal offense for adult performances

    HB 360 (2026 Regular Session): AN ACT relating to adult performances and declaring an emergency.

    Government record · Kentucky General Assembly (Legislative Research Commission) · apps.legislature.ky.gov

    “establish the offense of engaging in an adult performance”

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