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Molly is originally from Flemingsburg. She earned her bachelor's degree from Transylvania University, master's degree from Georgetown University, and law degree from the University of Kentucky. Molly lives in Lexington with her husband. 

Molly is a co-owner of a family farm and a certified yoga teacher. 

Molly Crain's campaign for state senator in State Senate District 27 is her first run for public office. 

Supports "[reducing] costs at the gas pump and the grocery store"

Promises to work to preserve farms and promote the farming industry.

Pledges to "keep more tax dollars local."

- Wants to increase the minimum wage.
- Supports "[reducing] costs at the gas pump and the grocery store"
- Promises to work to preserve farms and promote the farming industry.
- Pledges to "keep more tax dollars local."

Economy

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

Public Safety

Wants to invest in rural healthcare systems.

- Wants to invest in rural healthcare systems.

Healthcare

Wants to invest in child care for working families

- Plans to make college more affordable.
- Wants to invest in child care for working families
- Supports fully funding public schools.

Education

Voting & Elections

Plans to improve infrastructure, specifically roads and bridges.

- Plans to improve infrastructure, specifically roads and bridges.

Energy & the Environment

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Molly Crain

Molly Crain's campaign for State Senator in State Senate District 27 is her first run for public office. 

Molly Crain lives in Springfield, attended Springfield High School, and is a member of Grace Community Church. She has a family with two children.

Molly Crain currently works as a project manager at a technology firm. She previously held positions as a marketing coordinator at a non-profit organization and as a sales associate at a retail company.

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

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