Matt Lockett — campaign contributions

Matt Lockett raised $108,091 from 42 contributions running for State Representative, 39th District in the May 2026 Primary election, per filings with the Kentucky Registry of Election Finance.

Largest contributions

ContributorAmountTypeCityEmployerDate
OTHER$68,991OTHER12/1/2025
Thomas Bryant$2,200INDIVIDUALGeorgetownCornerstone Demolition6/6/2026
Bruce Barnes$2,200INDIVIDUALRichmondself-employed contractor6/6/2026
Douglas Gooch$2,200INDIVIDUALNicholasvilleGooch Construction6/4/2026
Jessica Gooch$2,200INDIVIDUALLexingtonGooch Construction6/4/2026
James Barnes$2,200INDIVIDUALLexingtonCut Rite Services LLC6/4/2026
Optometric Political action Committee$2,200KYPACFrankfort12/31/2025
Bluegrass Committee$2,200KYPACAlexandria12/29/2025
Brett Setzer$2,000INDIVIDUALNicholasvilleBrettCon6/8/2026
Elevance Health PAC$2,000KYPACWashington5/6/2026
Angela Correll$2,000INDIVIDUALStanfordself-employed4/28/2026
Jess Correll$2,000INDIVIDUALStanfordFirst Southern National Bank4/28/2026
Kentucky Bankers Committee for State Government$2,000KYPACLouisville10/31/2025
Kentucky REALTORS Political Action Committee$1,500KYPACLexington12/3/2025
Darrell Briggs$1,150INDIVIDUALRichmondGooch Construction6/4/2026
Elizabeth Briggs$1,150INDIVIDUALRichmondBaptist Health6/4/2026
Sarah Iqbal-Nash$1,150INDIVIDUALLexingtonDanville Family Dentistry6/4/2026
Brian Nash$1,150INDIVIDUALLexingtonNAC Heavy Hwy6/4/2026
Kimberly Garrison$1,000INDIVIDUALNicholasvilleRepublican Party of Jessamine County6/4/2026
Kentucky Agents Political Action Committee$1,000KYPACLouisville9/29/2025
Tekton Construction LLC$500CONTRIBUTINGORGANIZATIONNicholasville6/4/2026
Fayette County Republican Women's Club$500KYPACLexington6/4/2026
Frist brown Todd KY PAC$500KYPACLexington12/9/2025
The Travelers Companies Inc. PAC$500KYPACHartford9/29/2025
USAA Employee Political Action Committee$500KYPACSan Francisco9/29/2025

All May 2026 Primary fundraising · May 2026 Primary races

Data: Kentucky Registry of Election Finance public records. KREF Watch is an independent project of The Lexington Times.