Ballotpedia: Kimberly Moser

Kimberly earned a bachelor's degree in nursing from Spalding University. She lives in Taylor Mill with her husband. They have 5 sons and 3 grandchildren.

Kimberly is a registered nurse with experience in Neonatal Intensive Care Units and as a flight nurse for the UK Neonatal Transport Team. She served as the founding director of the Northern Kentucky Office of Drug Control Policy and currently serves on the Northern Kentucky Drug Control Policy Board. She is also the Chair of the Kentucky House Health Committee.

Kimberly Moser is a state representative for State House District 64. She was elected in 2016 and is serving her 4th term. She is the chair of the Health and Family Services Committee.

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Supports reducing the state personal income tax.

- Supports reducing the state personal income tax.

Economy

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Supports HB194, which enhances protections for healthcare workers by classifying third-degree assault as workplace violence in all healthcare settings.

Supports protections for healthcare workers by classifying third-degree assault as workplace violence in all healthcare settings.

Supports HB 353, which redefines “drug paraphernalia” to exclude fentanyl testing strips to prevent overdose deaths.

Supports redefining “drug paraphernalia” to exclude fentanyl testing strips to prevent overdose deaths.

Supports providing mental health treatment for detained youths.

- Supports protections for healthcare workers by classifying third-degree assault as workplace violence in all healthcare settings.
- Supports redefining “drug paraphernalia” to exclude fentanyl testing strips to prevent overdose deaths.
- Supports providing mental health treatment for detained youths.

Public Safety

Supports legislation that mandates state notification to patients who abruptly lose access to their prescriber due to office or clinic closure, to prevent disruption of medical treatment and promote continuity of care.

Supports legislation that prevents Medicare supplement insurers from discriminatory practices based on health status, ensuring no waiting periods or pre-existing condition exclusions for eligible applicants.

Supports access to comprehensive healthcare, including addiction medicine.

Opposes abortion access except to save the mother's life or prevent serious permanent injury.

- Supports legislation that mandates state notification to patients who abruptly lose access to their prescriber due to office or clinic closure, to prevent disruption of medical treatment and promote continuity of care.
- Supports legislation that prevents Medicare supplement insurers from discriminatory practices based on health status, ensuring no waiting periods or pre-existing condition exclusions for eligible applicants.
- Supports access to comprehensive healthcare, including addiction medicine.
- Opposes abortion access except to save the mother's life or prevent serious permanent injury.

Healthcare

Supports allowing public funds to be used for non-public education.

- Supports allowing public funds to be used for non-public education.

Education

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

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Kimberly Moser

Kimberly Moser is a registered nurse with experience in Neonatal Intensive Care Units and as a flight nurse for the UK Neonatal Transport Team. She served as the founding director of the Northern Kentucky Office of Drug Control Policy and currently serves on the Northern Kentucky Drug Control Policy Board. She is also the Chair of the Kentucky House Health Committee.

Kimberly Moser currently serves as the state representative for the 64th House District. She was elected in 2016 and is serving her 4th term. She is the chair of the Health and Family Services Committee.

Believes cutting taxes would enhance economic opportunities and resilience for low-income Kentuckians.

Believes economic stability is linked to workforce issues, saying, "if folks don’t have a job, then they can’t provide for their families and this increases stress."

Supports HB 293, which prevents kratom from being sold to people under 21 years of age.

Believes in addressing COVID-19 to strengthen the economy.

Believes in providing relief to employees and the economy during crises, such as the coronavirus pandemic.

Supports small business loans to boost the economy.

Supports increasing availability of unemployment benefits.

Believes in addressing the "drug epidemic" through comprehensive public safety measures.

Supports juvenile justice legislation that includes mental health care for detained youth.

Received the Kentucky Association of Chiefs of Police Outstanding Legislative Service Award in 2022.

Supports legislation requiring emergency plans and CPR certification in schools, and establishing a trust fund for automated external defibrillators (AEDs) in schools.

Supports tobacco-free schools, as evidenced by House Bill 11, which passed on March 28, 2019.

Supports public health initiatives and was awarded the Public Health Champion Award by the Kentucky Public Health Association in 2020.

Supports House Bill 344, which ensures consistency in patient care.

Supports HB 180, which mandates health insurance and Medicaid coverage for biomarker and pharmacogenetic testing when ordered by a medical professional to enable more targeted and precision treatment for cancer and chronic health issues.

Believes in protecting children and ensuring quality education.

Supports legislation to improve child care, such as HB 621 AN ACT relating to child care (primary sponsor, 2020).

Supports legislation to improve the welfare of children in state custody, such as HB 618, which relates to children in state custody.

Supports enhancing Kentucky's educational excellence scholarships, as seen in House Bill 61, which he sponsored in 2019.

Supports House Bill 89, which relates to the external child fatality and near fatality review panel.

Supports House Bill 535, which relates to Kentucky educational excellence scholarships.

Supports improving education policies and solutions.

Supports renovating and opening a juvenile facility in Louisville.

Believes investing in transportation infrastructure is essential for Kentucky.

Supports transparency and accountability in government operations.

Believes in updating election procedures to enhance voting security and integrity, and supports the new legislation under KRS Chapter 117 for election reforms.

Kimberly earned a bachelor's degree in nursing from Spalding University. She is married to her husband Neal, and they have 5 sons and 3 grandchildren.

Kimberly Moser currently serves as the state representative for the 64th House District. She was elected in 2018 and is serving her 3rd term. She is the chair of the Health and Family Services Committee.

- Your state representative represents the interests of your local district in the Kentucky State House of Representatives. The State House of Representatives, along with the State Senate, makes up your state lawmaking body: the Kentucky General Assembly.
- Your state representative can author, sponsor, and vote on bills that may become state laws. 
- 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. 
- State Representatives are elected to two-year terms. They only serve in the role part-time. 
- In addition to a $203 per day salary, state representatives also receive mileage reimbursements and a daily expense stipend of $182. 