CPC Welcomes Members of the Kentucky General Assembly Back to Frankfort on Their First Day of Session

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 

CPC Welcomes Members of the Kentucky General Assembly Back to Frankfort on Their First Day of Session

January 6, 2026 

CONTACT: Richard Nelson (richard@commonwealthpolicy.org) 

Mike Harmon (mike@commonwealthpolicy.org)

(Frankfort, KY) — The Commonwealth Policy Center (CPC) welcomes members of the Kentucky General Assembly back to Frankfort on January 6 for the first day of the 2026 Regular Session.

“I know this will be a very busy year for legislators as they work to create a two-year budget, along with many additional bills that will be filed and considered during this 60-legislative-day session,” said Mike Harmon, CPC’s State Outreach Director.

“During my thirteen years serving in the Kentucky House, the first day of session was always met with excitement and anticipation. I want legislators to know that CPC is praying for them, and that our door is always open should they have questions regarding the important issues of the day.”

CPC Executive Director Richard Nelson encouraged Kentuckians to pray for their elected leaders.

“The public arena has become a brutal and often unforgiving environment,” Nelson said. “It is important that Kentuckians of all political persuasions pray for wisdom and for the safety of state lawmakers as they work to make laws that promote a more just and safe commonwealth.”