Carrie Sanders McKeehan is from Louisville, Kentucky. She is a special education teacher for Jefferson County Public Schools and a principal of More Grace Christian Academy. She is a mother and attends church.

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Carrie Sanders McKeehan lives with her kids in Louisville, Kentucky.

Carrie is an educator. She previously worked for the Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services as a case management specialist and human services surveyor for four and a half years.

Carrie is a special education teacher for Jefferson County Public Schools and principal of More Grace Christian Academy. She previously worked as a case management specialist and human services surveyor for the Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services.

Carrie previously ran for state representative in 2022 for Kentucky's 41st district but did not win.

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Carrie previously ran for the Kentucky House of Representatives to represent District 38 in 2024 and to represent District 41 in 2022, but did not win.

Supports cutting red tape and backing local small businesses.

Supports expanding apprenticeships and career training in high-demand trades.

Plans to expand apprenticeships and career training in high-demand trades.

Supports tax relief for working families and small businesses.

Wants to work on lowering utility bills and making everyday costs more manageable.

- Supports cutting red tape and backing local small businesses.
- Plans to expand apprenticeships and career training in high-demand trades.
- Supports tax relief for working families and small businesses.
- Wants to work on lowering utility bills and making everyday costs more manageable.

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For Candidate Carrie Sanders McKeehan on Issue public-safety: Supports fully funding local police and ensuring better patrol coverage in high-crime areas.

Supports fully funding local police and ensuring better patrol coverage in high-crime areas.

For Candidate Carrie Sanders McKeehan on Issue public-safety: Supports investing in community-based programs that engage youth before they become involved in crime.

Supports investing in community-based programs that engage youth before they become involved in crime.

Plans to partner with neighborhood groups to identify and solve local safety problems.

Supports public safety through increased investment in her district and advocates for criminal justice reforms.

Wants to focus on fighting child abuse and ensuring access to mental health care and substance abuse counseling for Kentuckians.

Aims to fix dangerous intersections with better lighting and traffic design.

- Supports fully funding local police and ensuring better patrol coverage in high-crime areas.
- Supports investing in community-based programs that engage youth before they become involved in crime.
- Plans to partner with neighborhood groups to identify and solve local safety problems.
- Supports public safety through increased investment in her district and advocates for criminal justice reforms.
- Wants to focus on fighting child abuse and ensuring access to mental health care and substance abuse counseling for Kentuckians.
- Aims to fix dangerous intersections with better lighting and traffic design.

Public Safety

As of March 10, 2026, Carrie Sanders McKeehan’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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For Candidate Carrie Sanders McKeehan on Issue education: Supports demanding fair state funding for South End schools.

Supports demanding fair state funding for South End schools.

Supports investing in modern facilities to ensure children do not learn in broken buildings.

For Candidate Carrie Sanders McKeehan on Issue education: Supports competitive teacher pay to reduce turnover and attract great educators.

Supports competitive teacher pay to reduce turnover and attract great educators.

For Candidate Carrie Sanders McKeehan on Issue education: Aims to hold JCPS accountable for real results in classrooms.

Aims to hold Jefferson County Public Schools (JCPS) accountable for real results in classrooms.

Supports fighting for adequate funding for public schools and universities, ensuring competitive pay for teachers, and providing vocational training options for students.

- Supports demanding fair state funding for South End schools.
- Supports investing in modern facilities to ensure children do not learn in broken buildings.
- Supports competitive teacher pay to reduce turnover and attract great educators.
- Aims to hold Jefferson County Public Schools (JCPS) accountable for real results in classrooms.
- Supports fighting for adequate funding for public schools and universities, ensuring competitive pay for teachers, and providing vocational training options for students.

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Carrie Sanders McKeehan

Carrie Sanders McKeehan is from Louisville, Kentucky. She is a special education teacher for Jefferson County Public Schools and principal of More Grace Christian Academy. She is a mother and attends church.

Carrie previously ran for state representative in 2024 for Kentucky's 38th district and in 2022 for Kentucky's 41st district but did not win.

- Supports cutting red tape and backing local small businesses.
- Supports expanding apprenticeships and career training in high-demand trades.
- Supports tax relief for working families and small businesses.
- Wants to work on lowering utility bills and making everyday costs more manageable.

Carrie is a teacher. She works in South Louisville public schools, where she has been for over 20 years.

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Plans to partner with industry to encourage investment in education within the South End.

- Your state representative represents the interests of your local district in the Kentucky State House of Representatives. The State House of Representatives, along with the State Senate, makes up your state lawmaking body: the Kentucky General Assembly.
- Your state representative can author, sponsor, and vote on bills that may become state laws. 
- 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. 
- State Representatives are elected to two-year terms. They only serve in the role part-time. 
- In addition to a $203 per day salary, state representatives also receive mileage reimbursements and a daily expense stipend of $182. 

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