32 | 2020 KENTUCKY general ELECTION VOTER GUIDE – northern kentucky
www.kftc.org | September 2020
Kentucky Senate Four Kentucky Senate districts cover the northern Kentucky counties of Boone, Campbell and Kenton. Three of these seats are up for re-election in 2020, and all three races are contested. Northern Kentucky Senate Races 11 – Democrat James Fiorelli is challenging Republican incumbent John Schickel 17 – Democrat Jason Stroude is challenging Republican incumbent Damon Thayer 23 – Democrat Ryan Olexia is challenging Republican incumbent Christian McDaniel
Kentucky Senate – District 11 In Senate District 11, Democrat James Fiorelli is challenging Republican incumbent John Schickel. Thanks to Fiorelli for responding to KFTC’s candidate survey. James Fiorelli www.jimky2020.com www.facebook.com/ JAFiorelli
What’s your vision for Kentucky? How will the lives of Kentuckians be improved as a result of your time in office? What legislative committees will you request to serve on once elected?
Boone County James Fiorelli: I want a Kentucky that prioritizes the health, education, nutrition, and safety of its children. One where abuse in eliminated, bodies and strong and healthy, education is the envy of the nation, and ideas flow faster than our ability to catalog them. I want a Kentucky that has returned to solvency. One that has no need to rob from surpluses, or sweep funds from their intended use, one where pensions offer long-term stability, and where voting is broad and painless. I want a Kentucky that looks toward the future with agritech initiatives, with strides in renewable energy, with a passion for clean water and clean air. I want a Kentucky whose citizens can get their medical needs addressed without going bankrupt, where drugs are affordable, where mutual respect is universal, where people who need a break can count on one. This is where I will place my efforts to improve the lives of the people. Committees? Education, Health and Welfare, Natural Resources and Energy, Appropriations & Revenue Sub On Economic Development, Tourism, Natural Resources and Environmental Protection. John Schickel: did not respond.
