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Mike Reynolds (Kentucky politician)
Mike Reynolds, an American politician from Kentucky, served as a Democratic member of the Kentucky State Senate, representing the 32nd District, from 2009 to 2011. Reynolds won a special election in February 2009 following the resignation of incumbent senator Brett Guthrie. He was later defeated for reelection for a full term in 2010 by Republican Mike Wilson.
Career
Elections 2010
In the November 2 general election, Reynolds was defeated by Republican candidate Mike Wilson, with Wilson securing 18,935 votes to Reynolds’ 15,490.
During the May 18 primary election, Reynolds ran uncontested.
District 32
In the Democratic Party’s May 18 primary:
- Incumbent Mike Reynolds secured approval. Reynolds has been serving in the Kentucky Senate since February 2009.
In the Republican Party’s May 18 primary:
- Mike Wilson received 5,025 votes, earning approval.
- Regina Webb received 3,077 votes.
- Ed Mills received 1,656 votes.
Candidates for the November 2 general election:
- Democratic Party: Mike Reynolds garnered 15,490 votes.
- Republican Party: Mike Wilson secured 18,935 votes.
Bowling Green, KY
Name
Date of Birth
Birth Place
Nationalty
Political party
February 17, 2009 – January 1, 2011
Preceded
Succeeded
Brett Guthrie
Mike Wilson
Primary Challenges
Personal life
Mary, a devoted wife and mother, pours her heart into nurturing her family of six. With her steadfast love and unwavering support, she guides her four children, Emily, David, Chris, and Greg, through the twists and turns of life. Mary’s days are filled with joy and challenges as she balances the responsibilities of homemaking and parenthood. Her dedication shines through in the little moments, from bedtime stories to comforting hugs, creating a warm and loving atmosphere that binds their family together in an unbreakable bond.
