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Merideth Booth studied at the University of Kentucky. She is a mother of two.

Merideth is an ambassador for the Louisville Metro Office for Women.

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Merideth has worked as a program coordinator at an addiction recovery company for over the past three years, and as a smart justice advocate at the American Civil Liberties Union of Kentucky for over the past three years.

Merideth is an ambassador for the Louisville Metro Office for Women and an at-large chair for the Louisville Democratic Party executive committee.

Said, "Her priorities include safe infrastructure, investments in parks and community spaces, supporting small businesses and nonprofit organizations, and community engagement and inclusion."

Seeks to invest in parks and community spaces, supporting small businesses and nonprofit organizations, and community engagement and inclusion."

- Seeks to invest in parks and community spaces, supporting small businesses and nonprofit organizations, and community engagement and inclusion."

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As of March 25, 2026, Merideth Booth did not have a website or any information online.

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Transportation & Infrastructure

Wants to ban law enforcement from wearing masks.

- Wants to ban law enforcement from wearing masks.

Public Safety

Education

Supports small businesses and nonprofit organizations.

- Supports small businesses and nonprofit organizations.

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For Candidate Merideth Booth on Issue economy: Prioritizes safe infrastructure, investments in parks and community spaces, and support for small businesses and nonprofit organizations.

As of March 25, 2026, Merideth Booth’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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