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Jessica D. McIntosh lives in Richmond, Kentucky.

Jessica previously ran for Kentucky State Senate District 34 in 2026.

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Voter Resources — Ky Conservation Committee

Jessica is running for Kentucky State Senate District 34 in 2026.

Supports protecting farmland and property rights to ensure agricultural viability.

Supports affordable, safe housing and renters' rights along with property owners' interests and investments.

Plans to address homelessness, the housing shortage, and the strain on public assistance by focusing on transitional pathways, education, and funding partnerships within communities.

Supports solutions that reduce mortgage and insurance rates to increase homeownership.

Supports proposed Senate Bill (SB) 161 repealing Kentucky's Right to Work Act, which prohibits requiring workers to join a union in order to work.

- Supports protecting farmland and property rights to ensure agricultural viability.
- Supports affordable, safe housing and renters' rights along with property owners' interests and investments.
- Plans to address homelessness, the housing shortage, and the strain on public assistance by focusing on transitional pathways, education, and funding partnerships within communities.
- Supports solutions that reduce mortgage and insurance rates to increase homeownership.
- Supports proposed Senate Bill (SB) 161 repealing Kentucky's Right to Work Act, which prohibits requiring workers to join a union in order to work.

Economy

As of March 10, 2026, Jessica D. McIntosh’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Public Safety

Healthcare

Supports school decision-making in the hands of parents, educators, and elected school boards while increasing accountability and transparency to the public and school employees.

Advocates for fair pay, benefits, and respect for classified school staff like bus drivers, cafeteria workers, instructional aides, custodians, and secretaries through recognition programs and improved due process procedures.

Supports housing affordability and a livable wage for local educators and staff to improve recruitment, retention, and student success.

Supports increased penalties for school bus stop arm violations and a public awareness campaign to make Kentucky roadways safer for students.

Supports the Education Support Professional (ESP) Bill of Rights, backed by the National Education Association (NEA), which backs economic stability, respect, safety, and growth for ESPs.

- Supports school decision-making in the hands of parents, educators, and elected school boards while increasing accountability and transparency to the public and school employees.
- Advocates for fair pay, benefits, and respect for classified school staff like bus drivers, cafeteria workers, instructional aides, custodians, and secretaries through recognition programs and improved due process procedures.
- Supports housing affordability and a livable wage for local educators and staff to improve recruitment, retention, and student success.
- Supports increased penalties for school bus stop arm violations and a public awareness campaign to make Kentucky roadways safer for students.
- Supports the Education Support Professional (ESP) Bill of Rights, backed by the National Education Association (NEA), which backs economic stability, respect, safety, and growth for ESPs.

Education

Voting & Elections

Wants to expand and upgrade water, electric, internet, and cellular service lines and towers, particularly in underserved areas.

- Wants to expand and upgrade water, electric, internet, and cellular service lines and towers, particularly in underserved areas.

Energy & the Environment

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Jessica D. McIntosh

Supports proposed Senate Bill (SB) 161 repealing Kentucky's Right to Work Act. Right to Work laws prohibit requiring workers to join a union in order to work.

- Supports protecting farmland and property rights to ensure agricultural viability.
- Supports affordable, safe housing and renters' rights along with property owners' interests and investments.
- Plans to address homelessness, the housing shortage, and the strain on public assistance by focusing on transitional pathways, education, and funding partnerships within communities.
- Supports solutions that reduce mortgage and insurance rates to increase homeownership.
- Supports proposed Senate Bill (SB) 161 repealing Kentucky's Right to Work Act. Right to Work laws prohibit requiring workers to join a union in order to work.

Supports the Education Support Professional (ESP) Bill of Rights, backed by the National Education Association (NEA). The ESP Bill of Rights backs economic stability, respect, safety, and growth for ESPs.

- Supports school decision-making in the hands of parents, educators, and elected school boards while increasing accountability and transparency to the public and school employees.
- Advocates for fair pay, benefits, and respect for classified school staff like bus drivers, cafeteria workers, instructional aides, custodians, and secretaries through recognition programs and improved due process procedures.
- Supports housing affordability and a livable wage for local educators and staff to improve recruitment, retention, and student success.
- Supports increased penalties for school bus stop arm violations and a public awareness campaign to make Kentucky roadways safer for students.
- Supports the Education Support Professional (ESP) Bill of Rights, backed by the National Education Association (NEA). The ESP Bill of Rights backs economic stability, respect, safety, and growth for ESPs.

- Your state senator represents the interests of your district in the Kentucky State Senate. The State Senate, along with the State House of Representatives, makes up your state lawmaking body: the Kentucky General Assembly. 
- Your state senator can author, sponsor, and vote on bills that may become state laws after going through the legislative process. 
- There are 38 Kentucky state senators, each representing a single district. Senators must be at least 30 years old and reside in the state for at least six years before their election. 
- State senators are elected to four-year terms, with half of the Senate elected every two years. They only serve part-time.
- In addition to a $203 per day salary, state representatives also receive mileage reimbursements and a daily expense stipend of $182. 