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Ben Mudd frames pharmacy and small‑business background as qualification for 14th District Senate bid
Summary
Ben Mudd, introduced on-air as the Republican nominee for Kentucky Senate District 14, told Bradford and Brooks that his pharmacy training, leadership at the Kentucky Pharmacists Association and small‑business ownership inform his campaign priorities.
Ben Mudd, introduced on the program as the Republican nominee for Kentucky’s 14th District Senate seat, described his education and career as the basis for seeking the office. He said he graduated from the University of Kentucky College of Pharmacy in 2012, practiced at Walgreens and independent pharmacies, and later led operations at the Kentucky Pharmacists Association, where he oversaw public‑health programs and a foundation staff.
Mudd emphasized small‑business experience as part of his qualifications, noting he is part owner of Hometown Pharmacy in Springfield and has started other ventures. "I don't practice pharmacy today... I really do miss taking care of patients," he said, adding that his work gave him relationships and knowledge of how Frankfort functions that would help him if elected. He asked listeners for support ahead of the November election and pointed them to his campaign website and social media.
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