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How everyone voted: “aN ACT relating to juvenile justice” (SB 125) | Votenoted

Kentucky Senate vote

“aN ACT relating to juvenile justice” (SB 125)

Official title: AN ACT relating to juvenile justice.

Passed: 36 yes, 0 no, 2 not voting

Mar 2, 2026, SB 125

Verified, Checked against a second data source (Open States)

Official source: apps.legislature.ky.gov(opens in a new tab)

How each party voted

Republicans30 YES · 0 NO · 2 not voting
Democrats6 YES · 0 NO

Yes (36)

Republicans (30)

Julie Raque AdamsState Senator
Amanda Mays BledsoeState Senator
Gary BoswellState Senator
Danny CarrollState Senator
Matthew DeneenState Senator
Donald DouglasState Senator
Greg ElkinsState Senator
Shelley FrommeyerState Senator
Rick GirdlerState Senator
David GivensState Senator
Jason HowellState Senator
Scott MadonState Senator
Christian McDanielState Senator
Stephen MeredithState Senator
Robert MillsState Senator
Mike NemesState Senator
Matt NunnState Senator
Steve RawlingsState Senator
Aaron ReedState Senator
Craig RichardsonState Senator
Brandon SmithState Senator
Robert StiversState Senator
Brandon StormState Senator
Lindsey TichenorState Senator
Robin WebbState Senator
Steve WestState Senator
Phillip WheelerState Senator
Gex WilliamsState Senator
Mike WilsonState Senator
George WiseState Senator

Democrats (6)

Casey Chambers ArmstrongState Senator
Karen BergState Senator
Gary ClemonsState Senator
Keturah HerronState Senator
Gerald NealState Senator
Reginald ThomasState Senator

Absent (2)

Republicans (2)

Jared CarpenterState Senator
Jimmy HigdonState Senator

Vote data: LegiScan (opens in a new tab) (CC BY 4.0 (opens in a new tab)), checked against Open States (opens in a new tab).

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