2026 Kentucky Primary Election

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Kimberly Poore Moser lives in Taylor Mill, Kentucky, with her husband. She is a mother of five sons, and a grandmother.

Kim is a registered nurse with decades of clinical experience. She specialized in Neonatal Intensive Care and served as a flight nurse on emergency transport teams. Prior to her time in the legislature, she founded and served as the director of the Northern Kentucky Office of Drug Control Policy to combat the region's addiction crisis.

Kim currently serves as a State Representative for Kentucky House District 64, representing part of Kenton County. She was first elected in 2016 and assumed office in 2017.

Supports legislation aimed at revitalizing employment in Kentucky.

Supports providing relief for local businesses and industries.

Plans to work for tax reform and competitive economic infrastructure.

- Supports legislation aimed at revitalizing employment in Kentucky.
- Supports providing relief for local businesses and industries.
- Plans to work for tax reform and competitive economic infrastructure.

Economy

As a state representative, sponsored House Bill (HB) 353 to redefine “drug paraphernalia” to exclude fentanyl testing strips. This allows individuals to legally test drugs for the presence of fentanyl and thereby prevent drug overdose deaths.

- Opposes gun control.
- As a state representative, sponsored House Bill (HB) 353 to redefine “drug paraphernalia” to exclude fentanyl testing strips. This allows individuals to legally test drugs for the presence of fentanyl and thereby prevent drug overdose deaths.

Public Safety

Supports better and more affordable healthcare for Kentuckians.

Sponsored House Bill (HB) 471 to provide Medicaid coverage for doula services.

As a House Representative, sponsored House Bill (HB) 590, which would legalize the use of medical marijuana.

As a state representative, sponsored House Bill (HB) 676, which relates to medical assistance.

- Supports better and more affordable healthcare for Kentuckians.
- Sponsored House Bill (HB) 471 to provide Medicaid coverage for doula services.
- As a House Representative, sponsored House Bill (HB) 590, which would legalize the use of medical marijuana.
- As a state representative, sponsored House Bill (HB) 676, which relates to medical assistance.

Healthcare

Supports strengthening educational opportunities and maintaining local control of schools.

- Supports strengthening educational opportunities and maintaining local control of schools.

Education

As of March 10, 2026, Kimberly Poore Moser’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Scott Berger earned a bachelor's degree from Park University. He is married.

Scott is a teacher in Jefferson County Public Schools.

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Scott has worked as a small-business owner and served in the U.S. Army for 3 years.

Scott is currently a candidate for Kentucky State Representative, District 64.

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