Hank Linderman lives in Falls of Rough, Kentucky. He is married.

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Hank is an independent musician, recording engineer, and producer.

Hank previously ran for Kentucky's 2nd Congressional District in 2018 but did not win.

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Hank previously ran for Kentucky's 2nd Congressional District in 2024, 2022, 2020, and 2018 but did not win.

Supports using targeted or universal basic income when factories shut down.

Advocates for using a targeted or universal basic income when factories shut down.

Supports "Right to Repair" laws, which would allow consumers and third-party companies to repair products without going through the manufacturer.

Believes in "Right to Repair" laws, which would allow consumers and third-party companies to repair products without going through the manufacturer.

Supports universal internet access, saying "The internet is now a requirement for daily life, like water and power. We must bring the internet to every place Americans live and work - this will improve education and provide business opportunities that are currently impossible."

Wants universal internet access, saying "the internet is now a requirement for daily life, like water and power."

- Supports raising the minimum wage.
- Advocates for using a targeted or universal basic income when factories shut down.
- Believes in "Right to Repair" laws, which would allow consumers and third-party companies to repair products without going through the manufacturer.
- Wants universal internet access, saying "the internet is now a requirement for daily life, like water and power."

Economy

Supports securing the survival of rural hospitals.

Advocates for the survival of rural hospitals.

- Advocates for the survival of rural hospitals.
- Supports universal healthcare.

Healthcare

Public Safety

As of March 10, 2026, Hank Linderman did not have a website or any information online.

Foreign Policy and Immigration

Supports the use of renewable energy sources.

Advocates for the use of renewable energy sources.

Supports redirecting subsidies to lower energy costs for all Americans, saying it will "reverse the pollution of our air, water, and land" and create more and better-paying energy sector jobs.

- Advocates for the use of renewable energy sources.
- Supports redirecting subsidies to lower energy costs for all Americans, saying it will "reverse the pollution of our air, water, and land" and create more and better-paying energy sector jobs.

Energy & the Environment

Voting & Elections

Supports free or low-cost higher education, including trade schools and universities, and advocates for the return of high school shop classes, home economics, trade schools, and apprenticeship programs.

Aims to have free or low-cost higher education, including trade schools and universities.

Advocates for high school shop classes, home economics, trade schools, and apprenticeship programs.

- Aims to have free or low-cost higher education, including trade schools and universities.
- Advocates for high school shop classes, home economics, trade schools, and apprenticeship programs.

Education

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

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