Kentucky's 67th House of Representatives district is one of 100 districts in the Kentucky House of Representatives. Located in the northern part of the state, it comprises part of Campbell County. It has been represented by Matthew Lehman (D–Newport) since 2025. As of 2023, the district had a population of 42,639.
Voter registration On January 1, 2025, the district had 36,641 registered voters, who were registered with the following parties.
PartyRegistrationVoters%Democratic15,79043.09Republican14,31139.06Independent2,7867.60Libertarian2970.81Green490.13Socialist Workers160.04Constitution130.04Reform40.01 "Other"3,3759.21Total36,641100.00Source: Kentucky State Board of Elections
List of members representing the district Member Party Years Electoral history District location Charles M. Ciarlo Republican January 1, 1920 –January 1, 1922 Elected in 1919.Retired to run for County Attorneyof Campbell County. 1920–1944City of Newport. Herman Q. Thompson Republican January 1, 1922 –June 23, 1924 Elected in 1921.Reelected in 1923.Died. Phillip J. Ryan Democratic January 1, 1926 –January 1, 1928 Elected in 1925.Lost reelection. Phillip Helf Republican January 1, 1928 –January 1, 1930 Elected in 1927.Lost reelection. William A. Eimer Democratic January 1, 1930 –June 1933 Elected in 1929.Reelected in 1931.Resigned to become postmaster of Newport. Elmer T. Gray Democratic August 15, 1933 –January 1, 1934 Elected to finish Eimer's term.Retired. James B. Milliken Democratic January 1, 1934 –January 1, 1936 Elected in 1933. Carl Scheben Democratic January 1, 1936 –January 1, 1944 Elected in 1935.Reelected in 1937.Reelected in 1939.Reelected in 1941.Redistricted to the 63rd district. Edward F. Prichard Democratic January 1, 1944 –January 1, 1950 Elected in 1943.Reelected in 1945.Reelected in 1947.Lost renomination. 1944–1964Bourbon and Nicholas Counties. Joseph T. Snapp Democratic January 1, 1950 –January 1, 1952 Elected in 1949.Lost renomination. William W. Blanton Democratic January 1, 1952 –January 1, 1954 Elected in 1951.Lost renomination. Cassius M. Clay Democratic January 1, 1954 –January 1, 1956 Elected in 1953.Retired to run for AttorneyGeneral of Kentucky. Brooks Hinkle Democratic January 1, 1956 –January 1, 1964 Elected in 1955.Reelected in 1957.Reelected in 1959.Reelected in 1961.Redistricted to the 72nd district. James E. Murphy Democratic January 1, 1964 –April 28, 1972 Redistricted from the 63rd districtand reelected in 1963.Reelected in 1965.Reelected in 1967.Reelected in 1969.Reelected in 1971.Resigned to become Newport police judge. 1964–1972City of Newport. 1972–1974Cities of Newport, Southgate, and Wilder. Terry L. Mann Democratic May 1972 –January 1, 1987 Elected to finish Murphy's term.Reelected in 1973.Reelected in 1975.Reelected in 1977.Reelected in 1979.Reelected in 1981.Reelected in 1984.Retired to run for Kentucky's4th congressional district. 1974–1985Campbell (part) and Kenton (part) Counties. 1985–1993Campbell (part) and Kenton (part) Counties. Jim Callahan Democratic January 1, 1987 –January 1, 2005 Elected in 1986.Reelected in 1988.Reelected in 1990.Reelected in 1992.Reelected in 1994.Reelected in 1996.Reelected in 1998.Reelected in 2000.Reelected in 2002.Retired. 1993–1997Campbell (part) and Kenton (part) Counties. 1997–2003 2003–2015 Dennis Keene Democratic January 1, 2005 –December 2019 Elected in 2004.Reelected in 2006.Reelected in 2008.Reelected in 2010.Reelected in 2012.Reelected in 2014.Reelected in 2016.Reelected in 2018.Resigned to become KentuckyCommissioner of Local Government. 2015–2023 Rachel Roberts Democratic March 3, 2020 –January 1, 2025 Elected to finish Keene's term.Reelected in 2020.Reelected in 2022.Retired. 2023–present Matthew Lehman Democratic January 1, 2025 –present Elected in 2024.
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