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Kentucky legislator

Chris Lewis

Republican Current role, District 29

Source: Open States / PluralUpdated 2026-11-12 02:05:01 UTC. This is a current-role record, not a complete service history.

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Sponsored legislation

  • HB 425: AN ACT relating to motor vehicle racing.
  • HB 755: AN ACT relating to associations and individual representation rights.
  • HB 338: AN ACT relating to forcible entry and detainer.
  • HB 480: AN ACT relating to state contracts.
  • HB 607: AN ACT relating to consolidated local governments.
  • HB 264: AN ACT relating to theft by deception.
  • HB 4: AN ACT relating to grooming a minor.
  • HB 58: AN ACT relating to privacy protection.
  • HB 5: AN ACT relating to prison educational programs.
  • HB 49: AN ACT relating to professional engineering and land surveying scholarships.
  • HB 422: AN ACT relating to crimes and punishments.
  • HR 91: A RESOLUTION declaring May as Mental Health Month in Kentucky.
  • HB 644: AN ACT relating to the awarding of a medal of distinction by the General Assembly.
  • HB 621: AN ACT relating to class sizes for exceptional children and youth.
  • HB 1: AN ACT implementing the federal education opportunity program in Kentucky.
  • HB 66: AN ACT relating to public agencies.
  • HB 72: AN ACT relating to hazardous duty retirement for code enforcement personnel of a consolidated local government.
  • HB 246: AN ACT relating to animal control officers.
  • HB 299: AN ACT relating to machine gun conversion devices.
  • HB 725: AN ACT relating to a deduction for professional membership dues.
  • HB 516: AN ACT relating to retirement benefits for probationary employment.
  • HB 297: AN ACT relating to peace officers.
  • HB 599: AN ACT relating to crimes and punishments.
  • HB 44: AN ACT relating to robotics.
  • HB 101: AN ACT relating to an exemption from sales and use tax for religious institutions.

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Recorded votes

No member vote is linked in the retained cache. Absence is not evidence that the legislator did not vote.