We have to stand up to abuse of power and corruption where ever we see it, and I promise you as a lifelong public servant, I remain committed to "staying salty", as the Pastor put it, and fighting for others regardless of race, sex, or political party.

I resonated with Pastor Gaines' sermon around Matthew 5:13-16, focused on how all of us can focus on being the salt of the earth, making a positive difference in the face of injustice and darkness in this world.

We showed up in purple at Consolidated Baptist today to pay respects to those who suffer at the hands of domestic violence.

Fleming County, it's always a pleasure. Friday's tractor parade did not disappoint! Thanks for having us, y'all.

Alvarado would rather fundraise with Washington elites and large dollar donors than explain his record to Central Kentuckians. So, here’s the next best thing to asking him.

My statement on Speaker Mike Johnson coming to Central Kentucky to fundraise with Ralph Alvarado tomorrow.

We come from seven generations of farmers, and as one herself, Ma knows exactly what they’re up against.

Proud to support these priorities and sign the pledge. My opponent has been compromised by corporate donors and their financial interests, along with his own. To bring down costs, we must root out the corruption that has led to the affordability crisis in the first place.

Jokes aside, Ralph Alvarado and Matt Bevin are basically the same. Voters rejected the self-serving Bevin-Alvarado corruption in 2019, and they'll vote to get rid of it again in November.

It was a great time at the Millstone Festival in Richmond this past weekend! Chatting with folks all across the district about how they're dealing with rising costs is what this campaign is all about.

It's always a pleasure to be at Honor Flight. As the only veteran running in this race, I know how much we’ve asked of the men and women who have served our country. We share a commitment as Americans to support our military and honor our veterans. That's a commitment I'll take with me to Congress.

I support no taxes on tips, overtime, and Social Security. The current law that does that, which my opponent supports, actually expires in three years. In Congress, I’d vote to make it permanent.

I'm beyond proud to have the endorsement of the Kentucky AFL-CIO. Their President, Dustin Reinstedler, was out in D.C. advocating for workers and shared this message about our race. Thank you, brother.