Erika earned her bachelor's degree in integrated strategic communications from the University of Kentucky. She attends First United Methodist Church. Erika lives in Frankfort with her husband, Jeff, and their 2 children.

Erika Hancock's campaign for state representative is her first run for public office.

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Believes state workers have not been treated with respect and that legislators have "used state workers as punching bags."

Believes that state workers have been used as "punching bags" by legislators and deserve better treatment.

Plans to advocate for state workers and retirees.

Believes in fostering civility in the Kentucky General Assembly to improve economic discussions and policies.

Wants to "bring some much-needed civility" to the legislature.

- Believes that state workers have been used as "punching bags" by legislators and deserve better treatment.
- Plans to advocate for state workers and retirees.
- Wants to "bring some much-needed civility" to the legislature.

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Said, "We need common-sense gun safety measures before more people die!"

- Said, "We need common-sense gun safety measures before more people die!"

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

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Erika Hancock

Erika holds a bachelor's degree in integrated strategic communications from the University of Kentucky. She attends First United Methodist Church. Erika lives in Frankfort with her husband, Jeff, and their 2 children.

Said she wants to "bring some much-needed civility" to the legislature.

- Believes that state workers have been used as "punching bags" by legislators and deserve better treatment.
- Plans to advocate for state workers and retirees.
- Said she wants to "bring some much-needed civility" to the legislature.

Believes in maintaining local fire stations for public safety, citing the Switzer Fire Station located at 911 Switzer Rd.

Believes in maintaining accessible fire stations for public safety, citing the Bald Knob Fire Station located at 355 Flat Creek Rd.

Allows voters or spouses of voters who have surgery scheduled that will require hospitalization on Election Day to vote absentee.

Erika Hancock lives in Frankfort, Kentucky, and graduated from the University of Kentucky with a bachelor's degree in integrated strategic communications. She attends First United Methodist Church. Erika is married to Jeff Hancock, and they have two children, Paulie and Houston.

Erika Hancock has worked as a State Farm agent since 2001, assuming control of Sallye Hill Stumbo’s office. She has also served on community boards, including the United Way, Sunshine Center, and the Site-Based Decision-Making Council for Bondurant Middle School, and contributed to the finance committee at First United Methodist Church.

As of September 4, 2024, Erika Hancock’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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- There are 100 members of the Kentucky House of Representatives, each representing a single district. Representatives must be at least 24 years old and reside in the state for at least two years before their election. 
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