A leader who will represent the real values of House District 65.
Meet Aaron
Aaron was born and raised in the 65th district.
Aaron Currin was born and raised in the 65th District. He attended St. Pius X in Edgewood and graduated from Covington Catholic High School in 1995. Aaron received his undergraduate degree from Northern Kentucky University in 1999 and his law degree from Salmon P. Chase College of Law at Northern Kentucky University in 2003.
After 17 years of exemplary public service as a public defender, Aaron has created a small business law practice as a trial attorney right here in the 65th district. His experience, commitment to public service, and deep ties to the district give him a unique understanding of the 65th district and what is most important to the families who live in the district.
He is the only candidate who truly represents the values of Kentucky's 65th
Key Issues
Beshear's Better Kentucky Plan
Aaron is a strong supporter of Governor Beshear's Better Kentucky Plan to strengthen the state's economy. A majority of voters in the 65th district voted to re-elect Governor Beshear in a landslide, and Aaron is ready to stand with Governor Beshear in Frankfort to help him build strong communities in every corner of the commonwealth.
Public Education
Strong Public Schools are essential to fulfilling Kentucky's commitment to its people. Every child, regardless of where they live, should have access to the highest quality education possible. We must ensure that our public schools are fully funded. Aaron believes we can and must do better for our children, our educators, and our commonwealth.
Healthcare and Reproductive Rights
Aaron stands with the majority of Kentuckians in opposing extreme abortion bans imposed by Republicans in Frankfort. He believes everyone should have access to vital reproductive health care services, including the option of safe and legal abortion. Prioritizing an individual's health above all else, Aaron is committed to defending the rights of everyone to make their own personal health care choices without restrictive government interference.