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Deneen invites feedback from constituents via annual survey

todayDecember 4, 2024

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Constituents of Kentucky State Senator Matt Deneen are invited to provide their feedback. 

Senator Deneen is announcing the launch of his annual legislative survey, which he says “aims to gather valuable feedback from constituents of the Tenth Senate District.” The district includes all of Hardin County and part of Jefferson County.

The senator is seeking feedback to help better understand the priorities and concerns of Tenth District residents ahead of the Kentucky General Assembly’s 2025 legislative session, which begins on January 7.

The survey is available online on Senator Deneen’s legislative profile page at legislature.ky.gov. The deadline to submit feedback is Sunday, December 15. 

Senator Deneen says constituents with concerns are always welcome to contact his office via phone (502-564-8100) or email (matthew.deneen@kylegislature.gov).

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