On Kentucky's Birthday, Lt. Governor Coleman Launches for Kentucky Launches "Jacqueline for Kentucky: Team Roster" - 120 Kentuckians, One from Every County
- Jun 1
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Endorsement Series Celebrates the Commonwealth's "Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things"
FRANKFORT, KY — On the 234th anniversary of Kentucky's statehood, the Jacqueline for Kentucky campaign today launched the Jacqueline for Kentucky Team Roster — a rolling endorsement series featuring 120 everyday Kentuckians, one from every county in the Commonwealth.
The timing is intentional. June 1st is Kentucky's birthday, and this series is a tribute to what Jacqueline Coleman believes is the Commonwealth's greatest blessing: its people.
"I am in awe of the inherent goodness of my fellow Kentuckians," said Coleman. "Ordinary people doing extraordinary things. That's who is on our team roster. That's who this campaign is for."
The Team Roster endorsers are not party insiders or political operatives. They are who Coleman has spent her career showing up for — farmers and factory workers, nurses and bus drivers, coaches and small business owners, tradespeople and social workers — people who give everything to their families, their neighbors, and their communities, often without anyone noticing.
Jacqueline Coleman has spent her career noticing.
WHY 120?
The Team Roster will roll out one endorser per county over the coming weeks, featuring Kentuckians drawn from across the full spectrum of working life. The first endorser will be announced tomorrow.
The Team Roster is crafted with the same intentionality: 120 unique counties, 120 unique stories, one Kentucky.
In 2024, Coleman led the campaign to defeat Amendment 2 — the school choice amendment — winning all 120 counties in a 65–35 statewide landslide. That coalition included coaches, parents, teachers, and neighbors who believed in Kentucky's public schools and showed up to defend them.
The Jacqueline for Kentucky Team Roster is built on the same foundation: that Kentucky's strength is distributed — county by county, person by person — and that a governor who understands that has the ability to move the whole Commonwealth forward.
Because in Kentucky, we take care of business by taking care of people.
Learn more about the campaign at jacquelineforky.com.