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- 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.
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Nathan is a Realtor and real estate investor. He works managing long-term rental properties with a tenant-first approach, ensuring stability for families through challenges like the COVID-19 pandemic. He previously worked in a manufacturing factory after leaving college and has served as a commissioned officer in the Kentucky Army National Guard for 16 years.

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Supports repealing Kentucky’s Right to Work law to strengthen unions and enhance workers' collective bargaining rights, fair wages, and protections.

Supports a higher minimum wage and fair labor practices.

Supports job growth and economic development while ensuring workers receive livable wages and benefits.

Supports safe workplaces and enforcement of labor standards.

Supports advocating for job training and apprenticeship programs that lead to skilled, high-wage careers.

Supports expanding incentives for small businesses and local entrepreneurship.

Supports standing strong for individual rights, privacy, and reproductive freedoms.

Supports Kynect expansion and resists efforts to cut healthcare access.

Supports lowering prescription drug costs and improving rural healthcare services.

Supports reproductive rights and personal healthcare decisions.

Supports adequate funding for public schools, including teacher salaries and classroom resources.

Opposes school voucher programs that divert public money to private schools.

Supports job training and apprenticeship programs that lead to skilled, high-wage careers.

Supports responsible energy policies that create jobs while transitioning to renewable energy.

Supports protecting Kentucky’s natural resources, including clean water and air.

Supports protecting voting rights and ensuring fair, accessible elections.