Kentucky Republicans Name New Chair
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The Republican Party picked Robert Benvenuti as its new chair, succeeding Mac Brown.
The Republican Party picked Robert Benvenuti as its new chair, succeeding Mac Brown who served eight years.
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Kentucky Republicans Name New Chair
Clip: Season 2 Episode 138 | 49sVideo has Closed Captions
The Republican Party picked Robert Benvenuti as its new chair, succeeding Mac Brown who served eight years.
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Learn Moreabout PBS online sponsorshipThe Republican Party of Kentucky has new leadership over the weekend.
The party picked Robert Benvenuti as its new chair, succeeding Mack Brown, who served eight years and during that time, Republicans won a supermajority of members in both the Kentucky House and Senate.
There are now more registered Republicans than Democrats in Kentucky.
In a statement, Benvenuti said there is much more work to be done.
As a party, we must continue to unite, to rely upon the wisdom of our conservative forefathers and to further tap into the passion of Kentuckians who have already entrusted to us the responsibility of leadership.
Benvenuti is an attorney who served in the Kentucky House from 2013 to 2019.
He also served in the administration of Governor Ernie Fletcher.
He is from Lexington.
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