Charles BookerCharles Booker

At a moment when working families are being crushed by rising costs, corporate greed, and a political system rigged for billionaires, Our Revolution is proud to endorse Charles Booker for U.S. Senate. He’s building a bold, multiracial working-class movement across Kentucky — “from the hood to the holler” — rooted in economic justice, healthcare for all, and real democracy.

Envisions a Kentucky where every single person is safe and has enough to eat and a roof over their head; supports universal healthcare; universal education; criminal justice reform; climate action; living wages

Former KY House Representative Charles Booker “believes that U.S. foreign policy should be grounded in diplomacy, human rights, and international cooperation. He strongly opposes actions that result in endless wars that pull U.S. servicemembers into conflicts with no end in sight. He supports significantly reducing military spending and the ever-growing military industrial complex, raising the standard to ensure American tax dollars are no longer used to fund genocide, reasserting congressional oversight over foreign policy, and prioritizing peaceful conflict resolution in the face of the President’s reckless and lawless warmongering. Further, he believes that true national security includes addressing climate change, global health, and economic inequality—and that America should lead by example, not force.”

“Charles Booker has built a movement rooted in dignity, economic justice, and the belief that every person deserves a voice in our democracy. His leadership is helping redefine what is possible in Kentucky, and People For is proud to support his vision for a more inclusive and equitable future.”

Kentucky Lantern voter guide candidate listing

Advocates for $45000 minimum income; universal childcare; Medicare for All; working people's bill of rights

Louisville-born progressive who coined the "From the Hood to the Holler" coalition connecting Black urban voters with white Appalachian voters. Would be Kentucky's first Black U.S. senator. Won the May 19 primary to face Andy Barr for McConnell's open seat.