Danny Carroll

Danny Carroll was born in Paducah, Kentucky. He earned a bachelor of science from Murray State University. Caroll's career experience includes working as the president/CEO of Easter Seals West Kentucky. He has been a member of the Paducah Lions Club, the Leadership Paducah Alumni Association, the Briensburg Masonic Lodge, and Ducks Unlimited.[1]

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Carroll's website highlighted the following campaign themes:

Education

- I will work to ensure that our children receive the best quality education. We must continue to evaluate the Kentucky (Common) Core system to make sure it is the best avenue to prepare our children for higher education or the work force. We must also find the means to ensure that our schools are properly funded and our teachers have the tools they need to succeed. We must support our teachers and, also, hold them accountable to high standards of performance.

Economy/Jobs

- I will work to make Kentucky a more business friendly state in order to bring more and better paying jobs to our region. I believe this can be accomplished by revising our tax codes and becoming a Right to Work state.

Efficiency and Transparency

- I will initiate and support efforts to make our government a model of efficiency and transparency. This will result in financial savings and improved faith in State government.

Healthcare

- It’s probably no surprise that I am not a supporter of Obama Care. Although I strongly believe all Americans should have access to health care we simply cannot afford adding the anticipated 300,000 residents to our Medicaid rolls in Kentucky. This law has already cost thousands of jobs and created hardships for many individuals and businesses in our state, and it will create even greater hardships on our residents and state government when federal funds go away in three years.

I believe that the solution to healthcare lies in making insurance more affordable through free enterprise and competition between insurance carriers, tort reform, working to improve the health of our residents and putting our people back to work.[5][6]