kAPAC

The Kentucky Agents Political Action Committee is a state political action committee that supports candidates in Kentucky who serve in Frankfort.

What is KAPAC?

The Kentucky Agents Political Action Committee was established to support the advocacy efforts of IIAK’s government affairs program, by raising money to contribute to candidates in a non-partisan spirit.  It is a way for independent agents to be involved in the political process, support candidates and make our voices heard through the halls of Frankfort and our issues and concerns visible to our legislators.

Why have KAPAC?

The law prohibits our association from making political contributions.  And collectively, we can give to more candidates and have a stronger voice through KAPAC.  Also, keep in mind that campaigns are expensive, we’ve all heard that more than once.  And political action committees are an important source of campaign funding.

Why do I need to give to KAPAC?    

The insurance industry is one of the most highly regulated industries in the country.   Actions by state government affect our livelihoods every day.

What types of government actions affect agents?    

There are so many it is impossible to mention them all. But in Frankfort, legislators are dealing with changes in workers’ compensation insurance, health insurance, and automobile insurance.   In addition, they have made changes to agent licensing laws.

Who does KAPAC contribute to?    

KAPAC makes contributions on a non-partisan basis.   They give to candidates who we believe will be open to supporting our point of view.  They also contribute to campaigns to assure we will be able to present the independent agents’ interests and knowledge when it is needed to protect our customers and the independent agent.

Thank you 2026 KAPAC donors:

Total Donations $10,970.00 (8/31/2026)

Adam Shadburne

Adam Sheridan

Alex Lindle

Allen Crawford

Angie Taylor

Ashton Darius

Bart Rowland

Bennett Fultz

Blake Foster

Bill Latta

Bob Devito

Bob Fleckenstein

Brady Walz

Braxston Hicks

Brock Jamison

Brody Layton

Campbell Brewer

Carolyn Reynolds

Celeste Million

Chad Hennessey

Chandler Cohoon

Chase Riley

Chris Howell

Cole Stephens

Cory Cox

Crystal Reid

Curtis Edge

Danny Yackey

David Houk

Dennis Desmond

Diana Vazquez

Donna Schlie

Dustin Miller

Dustin Million

Dylan Cundiff

Elden Cox

Elizabeth Flynn

Eric Schumacher

Eric Vieth

Erin Fosson

George Solomon

Gregory Thomas

Jack Randolph

Jackson Holt

Jared Pursley

Jennifer Hurt

Jeremy Terry

Jessica Dennis

Jessica Meincken

Jill Humphrey

Joe Evans

Joe Freshley

John Ison

John Nix Purdom

John Witt

Jon Ellis

Jon Stewart

Josh Conder

Justin Latta

Kelly Feher

Keith Hines

Kevin Desmond

Lanie Ledford

Lathan LaMar

Laura Gaunt

Lisa Switzer

Logan Edelen

Mackenzie Wilson

Marc Emery

Matthew Hanna

Melissa Worrell

Michael Huff

Michael Hurt

Mike Devito

Mike Page

Nathan Mulvey

Nathan Shanks

Nate Schwartz

Neel Ford

Nicholas Rolf

Parker James

Patrick Roe

Paul Allison

Ray Robertson

Rhett Cardwell

Robert Palmer

Ryan Willey

Sam Lotze

Sara Aschbacher

Sarah Dinwiddie

Sarah Johnson

Shannon Desmond Walz

Stephanie Wilson

Steve Nassau

Stephen Keen

Stephen Strong

Tara Purvis

Thomas Rowland

Thomas Stoermer

Tim James

Todd Benson

Todd Hale

Tonya Cothern

Trenton Shain

Tyler Gettelfinger

Tyler Hammond

Whitney Floyd

Zach Von Kannel

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