Craig Richardson

Christian, Husband, Dad, KY State Senator District 3, attorney…

[Craig Richardson @KYCraigR]

@KyWhitney ☠️ hahah

[Craig Richardson @KYCraigR]

@treswatson Never has a governors job been made this easy!

[Julia Bright @juliabcrigler]

Okay, which one of you requested a 13 day countdown to the interim?

[Andy Barr @barrforsenate]

What a day at @CaseysCut in Hopkinsville. Celebrating President Trump’s big win for bourbon—eliminating UK tariffs after King Charles’ visit.

Honored to be endorsed and joined today by Senator @KYCraigR and Judge Jerry Gilliam. God bless Kentucky!

[Kentucky Chamber @KyChamber]

The Chamber recognizes Sen. Craig Richardson (@KYCraigR) for his leadership in passing Senate Bill 195, a measure that clarifies civil liability standards for public infrastructure projects across Kentucky, during the 2026 General Assembly.

[Kentucky Chamber @KyChamber]

Lawmakers are advancing legislation that improves clarity and predictability in civil liability tied to public infrastructure projects, addressing when contractors can be held liable for work performed on public road and bridge projects.

Senate Bill 195, sponsored by Senator Craig Richardson (@KYCraigR), was approved by the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday and later passed the Senate floor with a vote of 31-5.

Get the details on the legislation here: https://t.co/i7iYxYyiv1.

[Craig Richardson @KYCraigR]

@DocLanceP Frame this in the louvre. Amazing reply!

[Craig Richardson @KYCraigR]

Best way to end the week in Frankfort.

[Craig Richardson @KYCraigR]

221 days til Football season. #bbn

[Craig Richardson @KYCraigR]

Happy to get this one off the floor today!

[KY Senate Majority @KYSenateGOP]

Next up, @KYCraigR is presenting SB 38

[Craig Richardson @KYCraigR]

One of THE best !

[KY House Republicans @KYHouseGOP]

Join us in wishing State Representative Myron Dossett a very Happy Birthday!

[Craig Richardson @KYCraigR]

Terrible news and so heartbreaking. Tatum was the best and made the commonwealth better. So so sorry for this loss, prayers for her family and friends.

[Congressman Andy Barr @RepAndyBarr]

It is with an incredibly heavy heart that I announce the passing of Tatum Dale, my longtime District Director, Deputy Chief of Staff, and Campaign Manager. My full statement is below:

“When I first ran to serve the Sixth District, Tatum Dale was one of the first people who volunteered to help. Born and raised in Murray, Tatum came to the University of Kentucky for college, and I’m forever grateful that she stayed to serve alongside me. For over 15 years, Tatum was the heart and soul of my team. She held almost every job in my office—Scheduler, Field Representative, Deputy District Director, District Director, then Deputy Chief of Staff and Campaign Manager for my U.S. Senate run.

“With Tatum’s leadership, my office favorably closed thousands of cases for Kentuckians—helping veterans, seniors, and families throughout our district. She fought to deliver funds to support dozens of community projects across our Commonwealth. She loved helping people and was a servant of others, just as Christ envisioned us all to be. Maybe that’s why her birth in heaven is a shared birthday with our Lord and Savior. While our hearts are broken, our team finds peace and hope knowing that Tatum is now home with Christ, resting comfortably in the arms of her Savior.

“Tatum loved her family, her faith, and her Commonwealth. She made me a better Congressman, our staff better public servants, and we will all miss her forever. From Murray to Lexington and everywhere in the Commonwealth that she touched, we hope you will all join us in praying for Tatum’s family and friends—and be forever inspired by her memory to serve others.”

[Craig Richardson @KYCraigR]

Watching volleyball and cheering on the CATS @KentuckyVB, But these SEC announcers aren’t even trying to hide their Texas bias.

#weareUK #bbn

[Andy Barr @barrforsenate]

Farmers, coal miners, and families in West Kentucky are served well by @KYCraigR in the State Senate. Thrilled to welcome Senator Richardson to our growing team in West Kentucky. We will do great things for the region!

[Craig Richardson @KYCraigR]

Today we honor the heroes who’ve worn our nation’s uniform.

Representing the brave soldiers, veterans & families of Fort Campbell is one of my greatest honors.

🇺🇸 Thank you for your courage, sacrifice & service. #VeteransDay

[Kentucky Chamber @KyChamber]

While discussing ways to support working families, lawmakers emphasized that Kentucky’s long-term growth depends on improving affordability in housing, child care, and more. Rep. Susan Witten, Sen. Robby Mills, Sen. Craig Richardson, Rep. Samara Heavrin, and Elizabeth Whitehouse of Whitehouse Strategies focused on reducing regulatory barriers, expanding infrastructure, and strengthening access to housing and child care to help more Kentuckians join and stay in the workforce.

[Craig Richardson @KYCraigR]

The Governor’s budget director admitted they won’t work with the legislature on Kentucky’s budget. When they go it alone, programs like seniors’ meals run out of money. Kentuckians deserve leaders who work together—not create avoidable problems. 🎥 Watch below.

[KY Hospital Assoc @KYHospitals]

Big thanks to another fantastic panel at today's Health Policy Conference! Senators Steve Meredith, Craig Richardson, and Karen Berg did an amazing job discussing Medicaid and the upcoming Kentucky General Assembly. @karenforky @kycraigr

[KY Senate Majority @KYSenateGOP]

@MattDeneen1 & @KYCraigR thank President Trump for standing with America’s heroes.

As the Senators who represents Fort Knox and Fort Campbell, they praised President Trump for ensuring our service members continue receiving their paychecks during the federal shutdown. They’ve called on Gov. Beshear to show the same leadership for Kentucky seniors still waiting for a solution to the meals crisis

[Craig Richardson @KYCraigR]

@anmer277 @Hebbom_heb @bennyjohnson I’m not Jewish, they can call it whatever they want. But in response to what LDS members call our buildings, we call it a church.