Kentucky women and men are saying “Enough!” to this rise of extreme opposition to rights for reproductive health care.

Reproductive Rights for Kentucky PAC (RRFKY) is a nonpartisan, multi-candidate federal political action committee, whose sole mission is to:

• Raise and funnel much needed financial campaign support to those elected Kentucky federal and state officials who safeguard women’s rights,
• Identify and financially support those viable candidates who will fight against anti-contraceptive and anti-abortion legislation as well as any attempt to criminalize or restrict access to abortion, or to curtail access to contraception.

Kentucky and this country have enough serious problems to solve and our legislators need to leave women alone.

2026 Endorsements

Since 2014, RRFKY has financially and publicly endorsed 133 Kentucky state and federal individuals in seven general elections, people who were committed to safeguard all forms of reproductive rights.

RRFKY is a totally volunteer organization, with nearly 100% of all contributions to RRFKY going directly to RRFKY’s vetted candidates. RRFKY urges all Kentucky voters to contribute, volunteer and vote for these candidates.

Congressional candidates:

District 3, Morgan McGarvey

District 2, Megan Wingfield

State Senate:

District 26, Karen Berg

State House:

District 25, Cheryl E. Smith

District 28, Almaria Baker

District 29, Cassie Blausey

District 33, Jennifer Hardin

District 34, Sarah Stalker

District 35, Lisa Willner

District 38, Rachel Roarx

District 44, Kenya Wade

District 45, Adam Moore

District 59, Stephanie White

District 62, Randy Simpkins

District 64, William Whalen

District 73, Chelsea Kirk

District 75, Lindsey Burke

District 76, Anne Donworth

Kentucky District Court:

Karen Faulkner

RRFKY remains the only non-partisan, pro-choice, federal multi-candidate political action committee in Kentucky. RRFKY’s mission and purpose are to support those state and federal elected officials who will safeguard all reproductive rights.

Women and men of Kentucky do not need governmental inference into their private lives — and only your vote can elect men and women who will stop this crusade against women’s rights.