Donna Haynes

Supports the Democratic Party's commitment to labor and working people.

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

Donna Haynes's campaign for Kentucky House of Representatives District 14 is her first entry into politics.

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Haynes joins the 'Sister Slate' to run for Kentucky House

Donna Haynes is from Owensboro, Kentucky. She is a retired union member. 

Donna is a retired union member. She previously worked at Green River Electric Corporation. 

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Donna's campaign for Kentucky State Representative, District 14, is her first time running for public office.

Supports the creation of more union jobs.

Donna is a union member and a financial secretary for the Owensboro Area Central Labor Council. She previously worked at Green River Electric Corporation.

Supports highlighting employment strides and the governor's efforts to support blue-collar jobs.

Donna Haynes is from Owensboro, Kentucky. She worked for Green River Electric Corp. and is now retired.

Donna is retired. Before retirement, she worked as a union member. 

Donna previously ran for Daviess County judge-executive as a Democrat in 2010.

Said, "But there is no question about which party is best for labor. The Democrats are for the working people."

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