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Brennan N. Lippert

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Why I’m Running for Office

I love my hometown, and I want to see the people here do well! Local government belongs to the people first, not to large corporations and interest groups. Flock cameras, AI powered data surveillance, massive data centers, fiscally irresponsible city projects and restrictive regulations all pose threats to our daily lives as Americans. More than this, we are in an ever-increasing age of danger from authoritarian policing actions such as those from ICE. Even US citizens are now in danger of being detained and held without access to their fundamental rights. Our time to act is now, or never.

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About Me

I am a doctoral student and local small business owner, offering remote online notarization and apostille assistance across the Commonwealth through Kentucky Digital Notary Services. I grew up here in Frankfort. I graduated from Western Hills High School in 2018, and then went on to complete my undergraduate education, finishing my Associate in Science from BCTC in 2023, and my Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Administration from WGU in 2025. During my undergraduate years, I worked full time as an Advanced Emergency Medical Technician, treating and transporting patients in emergency situations. This is a certification I am very proud of, and one that I continue to hold to this day. I still work on an as needed basis for Frankfort Regional Medical center in this capacity. I am unanimously endorsed by the Libertarian Party of Kentucky, but I consider myself a moderate, and embrace non-partisan ideals from across the spectrum. My primary concerns are protecting the daily lives, civil liberties and fundamental rights of my neighbors and community. More than anything, I'd like to see Frankfort flourish!

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Recent Experience

  • Small Business Owner
    Kentucky Digital Notary Services
    2025-2026
  • Advanced Emergency Medical Technician
    Emergency Medical Services
    2021-2026

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