Chantel is from Versailles, Kentucky. She earned her bachelor's degree in communications from the University of Kentucky and her master's degree in public administration from Kentucky State University. She lives with her husband, Vincent, with whom she has 3 sons. 

Chantel was the previous executive director of the Housing Authority of Versailles. She has also worked at Berea College and various state departments. 

Chantel Bingham is a member of the Versailles City Council. She was elected in 2023 and is serving her first term. 

Believes infrastructure investments will create jobs, attract businesses, and increase tourism.

Supports improving transportation networks and modernizing public utilities to move goods and services more efficiently,

Believes well-maintained roads and bridges will reduce accidents and improve emergency response times.

Supports tax credits to reduce financial burdens on families.

Supports cost of living adjustments for state retirees.

- Believes infrastructure investments will create jobs, attract businesses, and increase tourism.
- Supports improving transportation networks and modernizing public utilities to move goods and services more efficiently,
- Believes well-maintained roads and bridges will reduce accidents and improve emergency response times.
- Supports tax credits to reduce financial burdens on families.
- Supports cost of living adjustments for state retirees.

Economy

As of August 20, 2024, Chantel Bingham’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Public Safety

Supports protecting Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits.

Advocates for military veterans and their families to receive the benefits they have earned.

- Supports protecting Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits.
- Advocates for military veterans and their families to receive the benefits they have earned.

Healthcare

Supports ensuring students have multiple pathways to success, including trade school, college, and military service.

- Supports ensuring students have multiple pathways to success, including trade school, college, and military service.

Education

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Chantel Bingham

Chantel is from Versailles, Kentucky. She earned her bachelor's degree in communications from the University of Kentucky and her master's degree in public administration from Kentucky State University. She lives with her husband Vincent and her three sons. 

Chantel has previously served as the Executive Director of the Housing Authority of Versailles. She has also worked at Berea College and various state departments. 

Chantel Bingham currently serves on the Versailles City Council. She was elected in 2023 and is currently in her first term. 

Supports investing in infrastructure and public facilities to support business, transportation, and daily life.

- Supports investing in infrastructure and public facilities to support business, transportation, and daily life.
- Believes infrastructure investments will create jobs, attract businesses, and increase tourism.
- Supports improving transportation networks and modernizing public utilities to move goods and services more efficiently,
- Believes well-maintained roads and bridges will reduce accidents and improve emergency response times.
- Supports tax credits to reduce financial burdens on families.
- Supports cost of living adjustments for state retirees.

- Supports protecting SNAP benefits.
- Advocates for military veterans and their families to receive the benefits they have earned.

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