11 Facts About Savannah Maddox

Savannah Lee Maddox was born on November 2,1987 and is an American politician.

Savannah Maddox is a Republican and represents District 61 containing Grant County, Gallatin County, and parts of Kenton and Boone Counties in the Kentucky House of Representatives.

In 2016, Savannah Maddox worked on US Senator Rand Paul's reelection campaign.

Savannah Maddox was first elected to the 2019 Kentucky House of Representatives in the 2018 election, when she defeated Grant County Judge-Executive Darrell Link by 5,000 votes in the general election.

Savannah Maddox supported the passage of Senate Bill 150, which legalized constitutional concealed carry for legal gun owners in Kentucky.

Savannah Maddox introduced House Bill 321 in January 2020, which died in committee.

Savannah Maddox had made comments about Beshear after a protest, that she did not personally attend, which the Democrats said encouraged the protestors to escalate their tactics.

Savannah Maddox proposed House Bill 28 in January 2022, which was defeated in the Senate Committee on Health and Welfare chaired by State Senator Ralph Alvarado.

On June 6,2022, Savannah Maddox announced that she would run in the 2023 Kentucky gubernatorial election.

Savannah Maddox married Eldon Savannah Maddox in 2008, and they have two children.

Savannah Maddox attends an evangelical Christian church in Williamstown, Kentucky.