Longtime Kentucky state representative retires
FRANKFORT, KY. -- State Rep. Reginald Meeks announced his retirement Friday from the Kentucky House of Representatives.
He will not serve out the remainder of his term. A special election for his 42nd District seat has yet to be announced.
Meeks, who was first elected to represent the Louisville-area district in 2000, did not elaborate on the reasons behind his decision.
“I may be spending the years ahead focusing on my health and spending time with family, but I will always consider myself part of this important team," he said in a letter to Gov. Andy Beshear.
In the 2021 legislative session, Meeks served on the Agriculture and Local Government committees, among others. He was one of four Black lawmakers in the Kentucky House.
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(Columbus Ledger-Enquirer)
