Who serves in the Kentucky Senate?

Current members. Traceable sources.

This is a dated current-member snapshot. Membership follows the active term identified by the official chamber directory. A candidate list or vote lead does not establish a serving member. This view does not refresh automatically.

All 100 House and 38 Senate seats have serving members in the current official district and alphabetical tables checked November 6, 2026 (America/Chicago). The independent October 2026 Interim Legislative Record confirms every name/district; two documented spelling variants preserve current-table spellings. No vacancy is inferred from candidacy or future results.

Kentucky Constitution section 30 establishes two-year House and four-year Senate terms commencing January 1 following election. Incoming November 2026 winners are not substituted before January 1, 2027. The January 5, 2027 session opening reported in the October official legislative record is a separate event.

The state GIS service has stale political attributes: Robin L. Webb is currently Republican, and Gary Clemons currently serves Senate District 37 in place of David Yates. Current chamber tables, the October printed directory and the two official individual profiles control; geometry never supplies political affiliation or member status.

All 138 exact official profile links are retained from current chamber tables. Direct profile HTTP retrieval was blocked. Three special profiles were checked through a rendered primary-page extraction retained as such; no claim is made that all 138 raw profile bodies were fetched.

House plan HH002C03 became law January 20, 2022 under HB 2; Senate plan S1301B01 became law January 21, 2022 under SB 2. The current state GIS LRC boundary polygons independently check all display district IDs and interior positions. Current official bill records and the Supreme Court December 2023 summary document the enacted state plans; congressional boundaries are separate.

These are state legislative representation records, with no district demographic estimate or ZIP/ZCTA claim. Demographic state measures remain under the direct 2024 ACS state authority.

Current chamber tables provide names and affiliations. The October 2026 official printed directory independently confirms member names/districts. Stale GIS member/party attributes are excluded. Checked November 6, 2026; this snapshot does not refresh automatically.

Small-scale Census 2024 cartographic state legislative polygons, checked by district ID, label and outer-component interiors against the current Kentucky state GIS LRC boundary service. State plans: House HH002C03 (HB 2, January 20, 2022) and Senate S1301B01 (SB 2, January 21, 2022). All display rings retained; not address-level district determination.

Official roster sources

• Kentucky House official current members by district ↗
• Kentucky Senate official current members by district ↗
• Kentucky House official current members alphabetically ↗
• Kentucky Senate official current members alphabetically ↗
• October 2026 Interim Legislative Record — independent official current name/district directory ↗
• Kentucky Constitution section 33 — 100 House and 38 Senate districts ↗
• Kentucky Constitution section 36 — separate regular session opening rule ↗
• Kentucky Constitution section 30 — legislative terms begin January 1 after election ↗

District boundary sources

• Kentucky Legislative Research Commission — enacted 2022 state legislative GIS plans ↗
• Kentucky state GIS — current LRC legislative boundary service ↗
• Kentucky Supreme Court December 2023 case summaries — Graham v. Adams ↗

These maps describe representation. The 2024 ACS State Demographics authority remains statewide; no district, ZIP, or ZCTA demographic findings are inferred.

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