Lt. Governor Jacqueline Coleman Releases 2025 Tax Return and Statement of Financial Disclosure; Calls on Other Candidates to Follow Suit
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FRANKFORT, Ky. – Lt. Gov. Jacqueline Coleman continues to model transparency to the citizens of Kentucky by releasing her 2025 Tax Return and 2025 Statement of Financial Disclosure.
This is the seventh consecutive year the Lt. Governor has voluntarily released her tax returns. Additionally, the Lt. Governor also released her family’s 2017 and 2018 taxes when running for office in 2019.
She calls on every candidate who enters the 2027 gubernatorial race to also release theirs.
“Hard working Kentuckians deserve elected leaders who are honest and transparent, and I have gone above and beyond to earn their trust,” Lt. Gov. Coleman said. “As many families struggle with rising costs from gas to groceries and housing to healthcare, Kentuckians need to know their elected leaders are not bought and paid for by special interests.”
Lt. Gov. Coleman’s return, filed jointly with her husband, Chris O’Bryan, show she has only one employer – the people of Kentucky. They jointly own one home in Frankfort.
Coleman and her husband spent $5,425 in Child and Dependent Care Expenses in the seven months before their daughter started kindergarten. This expense is a large part of the Lt. Governor’s commitment to securing Pre-K-for-All for Kentucky’s working families.
“My daughter had access to high quality early childhood education,” said Coleman. “My daughter not only showed up to kindergarten ready to learn, she also got to grow up watching her mom help lead the Commonwealth of Kentucky. As governor, I will keep fighting until every Kentucky child has the opportunities they deserve.”
The Lt. Governor’s 2025 Statement of Financial Disclosure, which is required to be filed by elected officials and Executive Branch officers, includes additional information.
The Lt. Governor Coleman’s 2025 Tax Return and Statement of Financial Disclosure can be accessed below.