2026 Kentucky General Election

Miller and his wife, Rachel, have lived in Lexington for 18 years. They are proud parents and grandparents and say their family is the inspiration behind his campaign.

L. Scott Miller Announces Candidacy for Kentucky House District 88

He and his wife are proud parents and grandparents running to ensure Kentucky remains safe, prosperous, and full of opportunity for future generations.

About Scott

L. Scott Miller has lived in Lexington with his wife, Rachel, for 18 years. They are parents and grandparents.

L. Scott Miller is a lifelong public servant, attorney, and former Kentucky State Police Lt. Colonel. With decades in law enforcement, he has stood beside the men and women who protect our communities every day.

TROOPER
KENTUCKY STATE POLICE

Began his career on the front lines, patrolling Kentucky communities and answering the call when families needed help most.

LT. COLONEL
KENTUCKY STATE POLICE COMMAND

Rose through the ranks to lead troopers across the Commonwealth — managing operations, training, and the standards that protect every Kentuckian.

ATTORNEY
PRIVATE PRACTICE

Brought a career of legal experience to clients across the region, with a focus on the rule of law and fair treatment.

L. Scott Miller is an attorney in private practice and previously served as a trooper and as a lieutenant colonel with Kentucky State Police.

LOWERING THE COST OF LIVING

Keep taxes low, encourage job creation, and reduce unnecessary government costs so families keep more of what they earn.

Kentucky families are working harder than ever, but too many are feeling the strain of rising prices. From groceries and utilities to housing and healthcare, the cost of living continues to challenge hardworking families every day.

Priorities

GROWING KENTUCKY'S ECONOMY

Encourage investment, help existing businesses grow, create good-paying jobs, and keep government spending wise.

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SUPPORTING SMALL BUSINESSES & KENTUCKY'S SIGNATURE INDUSTRIES

Reduce red tape, encourage innovation, and protect agriculture, horse racing, breeding, and equine tourism.

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Supports keeping taxes low, encouraging job creation, and reducing unnecessary government costs.

Advocates for investment in and growth of existing businesses, good-paying jobs, and prudent government spending.

Supports reducing red tape, encouraging innovation, and protecting agriculture, horse racing, breeding, and equine tourism.

- Supports keeping taxes low, encouraging job creation, and reducing unnecessary government costs.
- Advocates for investment in and growth of existing businesses, good-paying jobs, and prudent government spending.
- Supports reducing red tape, encouraging innovation, and protecting agriculture, horse racing, breeding, and equine tourism.

Economy

Miller said public safety will remain one of his top priorities. "Safe communities are the foundation of a strong Kentucky," he said. "I'll always stand with our law enforcement officers, firefighters, EMS personnel, and first responders while working to hold criminals accountable and address the drug crisis affecting communities across our state."

Pledges to support law enforcement officers, firefighters, emergency medical services personnel, and first responders.

Plans to hold criminals accountable and address the drug crisis affecting Kentucky communities.

- Pledges to support law enforcement officers, firefighters, emergency medical services personnel, and first responders.
- Plans to hold criminals accountable and address the drug crisis affecting Kentucky communities.

Public Safety

AFFORDABLE & ACCESSIBLE HEALTHCARE

Strengthen local hospitals, recruit healthcare professionals, and lower costs through transparency and competition.

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Supports strengthening local hospitals, recruiting healthcare professionals, and lowering costs through transparency and competition.

- Supports strengthening local hospitals, recruiting healthcare professionals, and lowering costs through transparency and competition.

Healthcare

EDUCATION

Empower parents, support teachers, and prepare students for college, technical training, military service, or the workforce.

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Supports empowering parents, supporting teachers, and preparing students for college, technical training, military service, or the workforce.

- Supports empowering parents, supporting teachers, and preparing students for college, technical training, military service, or the workforce.

Education

As of September 15, 2026, L. Scott Miller’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

FIGHTING FOR YOUR RIGHTS

Defend the Constitution, the rule of law, and a government that is transparent, accountable, and serves the people.

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Advocates for transparent, accountable government that serves the people.

- Advocates for transparent, accountable government that serves the people.

Voting & Elections

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As of August 12, 2026, Vanessa Grossl’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Plans to "get tougher on crime" and support law enforcement.

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Vanessa Grossl

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Your representative and state lawmaker in the Kentucky House of Representatives

Kentucky State Representative, District 88

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