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State Representative, 93rd 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.

Hannah Beth Rivera

Republican

Attorney; former KCTCS chief of staff

The gist

  • Pledges to ease housing, health care and everyday costs
  • Supports investing in law enforcement and public safety
  • Supports tax relief without cutting essential services
  • Pledges open, accessible and accountable government
  • Supports reducing bureaucratic hurdles for local businesses
  • Supports better school resources and safer schools
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  1. Pledges to ease housing, health care and everyday costs

    Home | Hannah Beth Rivera for State Representative

    Campaign website · Hannah Beth Rivera for State Representative · hannahbethriveraforky.com

    “Hannah Beth is committed to easing the financial burden on families by addressing rising costs in housing, healthcare, and everyday necessities.”
  2. Supports investing in law enforcement and public safety

    Home | Hannah Beth Rivera for State Representative

    Campaign website · Hannah Beth Rivera for State Representative · hannahbethriveraforky.com

    “She will prioritize smart investments in law enforcement, community programs, and public safety infrastructure to keep our streets safe.”
  3. Supports tax relief without cutting essential services

    Home | Hannah Beth Rivera for State Representative

    Campaign website · Hannah Beth Rivera for State Representative · hannahbethriveraforky.com

    “She will advocate for relief where it matters most without cutting essential services.”
  4. Pledges open, accessible and accountable government

    Home | Hannah Beth Rivera for State Representative

    Campaign website · Hannah Beth Rivera for State Representative · hannahbethriveraforky.com

    “She will work to ensure that decisions are open, accessible, and accountable”
  5. Supports reducing bureaucratic hurdles for local businesses

    Home | Hannah Beth Rivera for State Representative

    Campaign website · Hannah Beth Rivera for State Representative · hannahbethriveraforky.com

    “Hannah Beth will champion policies that help local businesses thrive, from reducing bureaucratic hurdles to encouraging community-based economic growth.”
  6. Supports better school resources and safer schools

    Home | Hannah Beth Rivera for State Representative

    Campaign website · Hannah Beth Rivera for State Representative · hannahbethriveraforky.com

    “She will advocate for better resources, safer schools, and programs that prepare students for success in college, careers, and life.”
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Adrielle CamuelOfficial portrait — Kentucky Legislative Research Commission

Adrielle Camuel

DemocraticIncumbent

State representative; Fayette County Public Schools support professional · Lexington

The gist

  • Supports high-quality public education including pre-K for all
  • Supports gun safety measures that respect Second Amendment rights
  • Sponsored bill barring big landlords from buying more single-family homesIn office
  • Sponsored amendment ending sales tax on food, medicine, home utilitiesIn office
  • Sponsored bill restoring a prevailing wage for public worksIn office
  • Sponsored bill allowing terminally ill patients medical aid in dyingIn office

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

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  1. Supports high-quality public education including pre-K for all

    Adrielle Camuel for Kentucky — Adrielle's Platform

    Campaign website · Adrielle Camuel for Kentucky · camuel4ky.com

    “Every child deserves access to a high-quality public education, including Pre-K for all.”
  2. Supports gun safety measures that respect Second Amendment rights

    Adrielle Camuel for Kentucky — Adrielle's Platform

    Campaign website · Adrielle Camuel for Kentucky · camuel4ky.com

    “we must have legislators who will step up to push for common-sense gun safety measures that still respect citizens' 2nd Amendment rights”
  3. Sponsored bill barring big landlords from buying more single-family homes

    HB 31 (2026 Regular Session): AN ACT relating to the purchase of single-family homes.

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

    “prohibit persons who own 50 or more single-family rental homes in the Commonwealth of Kentucky from purchasing additional single-family homes”
  4. Sponsored amendment ending sales tax on food, medicine, home utilities

    HB 155 (2026 Regular Session): AN ACT proposing to create a new section of the Constitution of Kentucky relating to the exemption of state and local excise, sales, and use taxes from food, food ingredients, prescription drugs, and residential and on-farm utilities.

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

    “exempt from state and local excise, sales, and use taxes food, food ingredients, prescription drugs, residential utilities, and on-farm utilities”
  5. Sponsored bill restoring a prevailing wage for public works

    HB 345 (2026 Regular Session): AN ACT relating to prevailing wage.

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

    “establish a prevailing wage law for all public works projects”
  6. Sponsored bill allowing terminally ill patients medical aid in dying

    HB 408 (2026 Regular Session): AN ACT relating to patient-directed care at the end of life.

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

    “establish a qualified terminally ill patient's right to voluntarily request medication to self-administer to cause death”

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