Rhondalyn is from Madisonville, Kentucky. She attended Owensboro Community and Technical College. She has a degree from Western Kentucky University. She lives with her children and grandchildren in Owensboro. She attends Pleasant Point Baptist Church.

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Rhondalyn Randolph is from Madisonville, Kentucky. She earned an associate's degree in business administration and management from Owensboro Community and Technical College and a bachelor's degree in multi-/interdisciplinary studies from Western Kentucky University. Rhondalyn lives with her kids in Owensboro, Kentucky, and serves as the senior pastor of Pleasant Point Baptist Church.

Rhondalyn is the Executive Director of the Human Relations Commission for the City of Owensboro. She works at the City of Owensboro Human Relations Commission, where she has been since 2025. She previously hosted a weekly ministry show on Time Warner Cable 25, hosted a monthly community update on WEVV Fox 7/CBS, and wrote biweekly editorials for the Messenger & Inquirer and commentaries for GOBusiness Magazine Executive Answers.

Randolph announces bid for Kentucky House seat in District 13

Rhondalyn is the executive director of the Human Relations Commission for the City of Owensboro. She is also the funeral director apprentice with the McFarland Funeral Home. She previously worked as a housing case coordinator and fair housing advocate for OASIS, Inc and the president of the Owensboro Branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP).

Rhondalyn Randolph's campaign for Kentucky State Representative, District 13, Democratic Primary is her first entry into politics.

Rhondalyn's campaign for the Kentucky House of Representatives to represent District 13 is her first run for public office.

Supports workforce training, skilled trades, small business growth, and economic investment in Owensboro and Western Kentucky.

Plans to support people through workforce training, skilled trades, small business growth, and economic investment in the district.

Plans to address rising costs by advocating for policies that aim to safeguard household budgets and lessen financial burdens on working families.

Promises to address rising costs by advocating for policies that aim to safeguard household budgets and lessen financial burdens on working families.

Supports practical solutions to ensure families can live in safe neighborhoods and stable housing.

- Plans to support people through workforce training, skilled trades, small business growth, and economic investment in the district.
- Promises to address rising costs by advocating for policies that aim to safeguard household budgets and lessen financial burdens on working families.
- Supports practical solutions to ensure families can live in safe neighborhoods and stable housing.

Economy

Supports "balanced public safety approaches that protect businesses, neighborhoods, and children."

Supports approaches that protect businesses, neighborhoods, and children.

- Supports approaches that protect businesses, neighborhoods, and children.

Public Safety

Supports expanding healthcare options statewide, believing that "no one should delay care because of cost or access to providers."

- Supports expanding healthcare options statewide, believing that "no one should delay care because of cost or access to providers."

Healthcare

Supports affordable education options, including college and technical training, to prepare students for careers.

Supports expanding access to pre-K education, viewing it as an investment in long-term growth.

- Supports affordable education options, including college and technical training, to prepare students for careers.
- Supports expanding access to pre-K education, viewing it as an investment in long-term growth.

Education

As of March 10, 2026, Rhondalyn Randolph’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Opposes the SAVE America Act, calling it "voter disenfranchisement" and that it "could impact the voice and take away voting rights of women."

Opposes Kentucky House Bill 534, which allows the state to work with the federal government to identify noncitizens registered voters, allows judicial candidates to share their political party affiliation, and allow federal officeholders to run for multiple offices.

- Opposes the SAVE America Act, calling it "voter disenfranchisement" and that it "could impact the voice and take away voting rights of women."
- Opposes Kentucky House Bill 534, which allows the state to work with the federal government to identify noncitizens registered voters, allows judicial candidates to share their political party affiliation, and allow federal officeholders to run for multiple offices.

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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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