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U.S. House District 6
2026 Kentucky U.S. House — District 6 — General Election · November 3, 2026
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Election: 2026 General Election
Office: U.S. House — District 6
Ballot name: Pete Lynch
Party: Kentucky Party
Filed date: 4/29/2026
Email: [email protected]
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Dr. Pete Lynch has spent over eight years studying and teaching American politics. He earned his PhD in American Politics from the University of Kentucky. Along the way, he won the Outstanding TA Award, one of just 15 given annually to graduate students in the College of Arts & Sciences. After completing his PhD in 2022, he taught for two years at Centre College and one year at EKU before returning to the University of Kentucky as a lecturer in 2025.
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Dr. Pete Lynch has spent over eight years studying and teaching American politics. He earned his PhD in American Politics from the University of Kentucky. Along the way, he won the Outstanding TA Award, one of just 15 given annually to graduate students in the College of Arts & Sciences. After completing his PhD in 2022, he taught for two years at Centre College and one year at EKU before returning to the University of Kentucky as a lecturer in 2025.
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Reduce the influence of large donors and lobbying while increasing transparency and small-donor power.
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Tax every dollar spent on elections above $2,500 per individual or corporation per calendar year at 100%, with revenue funding schools, healthcare, and infrastructure
Tax all lobbying spending above $1 million per callendar year at 100%
Pause new data-center construction and require local approval, transparency, and full responsibility for energy and water impacts before projects proceed.
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Require data centers to build renewable power generation greater than or equal to their load
Require data centers to maintain energy in reserve sufficient to maintain their operations for at least 12 hours without drawing from the local grid
Provide universal healthcare coverage while eliminating major out-of-pocket costs and simplifying administration.
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Eliminate out-of-pocket costs for essential services and prescriptions
Ensure care is accessible in rural and underserved areas
Restrict large-scale and foreign ownership of housing and provide support for individual homebuilding.
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Ban foreign and hedge fund ownership of single-family homes
Cap rent increases for corporate-owned rental properties
Increase worker bargaining power and wages while limiting corporate concentration and executive compensation.
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Strengthen workers' bargaining power by repealing Taft-Hartley outright or by passing the PRO Act to amend it
Protect gig economy workers and independent contractors
Shift foreign policy away from offensive military aid and toward congressional war authority, humanitarian assistance, veterans, and domestic investment.
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Stop funding Israel's military and require all lobbyists that advocate for the interests of foreing countries to register as agents under the FARA
Direct foreign aid to food, medicine, and rebuilding communities—not weapons
Legalize and regulate recreational marijuana while using the market to support rural economies and reduce criminal penalties.
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Provide new income for rural farmers transitioning from tobacco
Generate tax revenue for pensions, schools, and rural infrastructure
Create federal privacy protections limiting warrantless access to location and license-plate-reader data.
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End the "third-party doctrine" by banning corporations from giving individuals' information law enforcement without a warrant
Ban the use of federal grants for Flock or other ALPRs
Guarantee affordable high-speed internet access and strengthen personal-data rights and digital-skills training.
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Expand digital literacy and workforce training programs
Expand public education, postsecondary training, apprenticeships, and teacher support.
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Offer 4 years of free public college or 4 years of subsidized vocational training for every young Kentuckian
Expand internships, apprenticeships, and job readiness programs
Shift more of the federal tax burden toward very high incomes, capital gains, and billionaire wealth while reducing taxes on lower- and middle-income households.
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Lower taxes for households earning under $250,000 and raise rates for those earning over $1 million
Expand public power, renewable energy, household incentives, and grid modernization to lower energy costs and increase local control.
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Invest in solar, wind, and other renewables in rural and underserved areas
Modernize the electricity grid for reliability and lower costs
Reduce reliance on incarceration and expand non-prison penalties and post-conviction rights.
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Require that at least 50% of convictions do not result in prison, relying instead on fines, community service, and other penalties that are more humane than prison
Eliminate three strikes laws
Abolish ICE and replace it with a different immigration-enforcement organization that the campaign says would respect human life and the rule of law.
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Abolish ICE and replace it with in immigration enforcement organization that respects human life and the rule of law
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