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Jennifer Henson Decker — Kentucky House District 58
Republican · Kentucky general election, November 3, 2026.
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AJennifer Henson DeckerRepublican
Incumbent for State Representative District 58 (Republican).
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Incumbent representative (Republican). Grades rest on 2023–2026 floor votes, Kentucky Right to Life, Planned Parenthood, NRA-PVF and iVoterGuide answers.
- Life: Kentucky General Assembly floor votes: voted for HB 90 (2025, lists the medical care that is not an abortion under the ban: concurrence and veto override). Endorsed by Kentucky Right to Life Victory PAC for the 2026 general election. Answered iVoterGuide questionnaire: opposes elective abortion; supports Kentucky's ban with only a life-of-the-mother exception; opposes taxpayer funds for Planned Parenthood.
- Family: Kentucky General Assembly floor votes: voted for SB 150 (2023, bans gender-transition treatment for minors: passage and veto override); HB 495 (2025, no Medicaid money for gender transition: passage and concurrence and veto override). Answered iVoterGuide questionnaire: supports marriage as one man and one woman; agrees gender transition of a child is child abuse; opposes males in women's sports and spaces.
- Religious liberty: Kentucky General Assembly floor votes: voted for SB 19 (2025, moment of silence and released-time instruction in schools: passage and veto override); HB 547 (2023, religious expression in public schools: passage). Answered iVoterGuide questionnaire: strongly disagrees that businesses should be required to provide services that violate their beliefs.
- 2nd Amendment: Kentucky General Assembly floor votes: voted for HB 357 (2024, Second Amendment Privacy Act: passage); HB 312 (2026, concealed carry at ages 18 to 20: passage and veto override); HB 78 (2026, liability shield for gun makers: passage and concurrence and veto override). NRA-PVF 2026 grade A (endorsed). Answered iVoterGuide questionnaire: calls the Second Amendment an individual right subject only to historically rooted limits, such as for felons and the mentally ill.
- Limited gov’t: Kentucky General Assembly floor votes: voted for HB 4 (2025, bans DEI offices at public colleges: passage and concurrence and veto override); HB 2 (2026, Medicaid work requirements: passage and veto override); HB 2 (2024, school-choice constitutional amendment: passage); SB 7 (2023, ends payroll deduction of public-employee union dues: passage and veto override). Answered iVoterGuide questionnaire: strongly agrees with eliminating the U.S. Department of Education; supports zero-based budgeting and sunsetting programs.
- Fiscal: Kentucky General Assembly floor votes: voted for HB 1 (2023, income tax cut to 4.5% and 4%: passage); HB 2 (2026, Medicaid work requirements: passage and veto override); HB 1 (2025, income tax cut to 3.5%: passage). Answered iVoterGuide questionnaire: opposes taxpayer-funded lobbying and a government-set minimum wage; supports banning no-bid contracts.