Jason Petrie

Jason Petrie was born on February 27, 1971, and, as of February 2020, lived in Elkton, Kentucky. He earned a bachelor of arts in economics and philosophy from Berea College, a mater's degree in humanities from Western Kentucky University, and a J.D. from The Ohio State University. Petrie’s career experience includes working as a self-employed attorney.[1]

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Petrie's website highlighted the following campaign themes:[10]

Government

Excerpt: "There is no perfectly sized government, but least is best."

Budget

Excerpt: "The Commonwealth of Kentucky must balance its budget annually and operate within its means."

Public Pension Debt

Excerpt: "The Kentucky legislature must secure its promise to state retirees and address Kentucky's enormous unfunded public pension debt."

Right to Work

Excerpt: "Right to work legislation will help create a better climate for job creation."

Transparency

Excerpt: "Transparency and accountability are essential ingredients to a greater Commonwealth."