Senator Robby Mills Announces Re-Election Bid: “Kentucky Needs Fighters, Not Followers.”

Henderson, KY – Kentucky State Senator Robby Mills has announced his campaign for re-election to the 4^th Senate District.

Mills, a Republican, said in a press release that his mission isn’t finished.

“Kentucky needs fighters, not followers. I’ve stood shoulder to shoulder with President Trump to defend our coal jobs, lower taxes, and protect the values that make our communities strong,” Mills said.

Mills touted the following accomplishments he’s made in his two terms in the State Senate, where he’s risen to become Caucus Chairman and the fourth-ranking member of Senate leadership.

• Secured over $500 million for the I-69 Ohio River Crossing, a generational infrastructure win for the region.
• Delivered $50 million for the new Regional Police Academy in Madisonville, ensuring top-tier law enforcement training.
• Repeatedly cut Kentucky’s income tax and championed responsible budgeting to keep the state on solid fiscal ground.
• Defended coal and reliable energy, leading the charge on to protect Kentucky’s power grid and coal jobs from Biden’s radical energy agenda.
• Fought to make housing more affordable, strengthen small businesses, and keep government off the backs of hardworking Kentuckians.

Mills, a small-business owner, still operates The Nu-Look Family of Cleaners with his wife of 36-years, Vickie, and one of their three adult sons.

“When our community calls, Senator Mills answers,” said Madisonville Mayor Kevin Cotton, citing Mills’s leadership in securing tornado recovery resources and funding the Regional Police Academy.

“No one has fought harder to secure the future of reliable energy in Kentucky than Senator Mills,” added Webster County Judge Executive Steve Henry, a former coal miner who credited Mills with defending coal jobs and local energy independence.

Union County Judge Executive Adam O’Nan praised Mills for “standing up for our coal industry and holding utilities accountable to the people.”

“I’m proud to be a voice for Kentucky’s working people, for our farmers, miners, and small-business owners,” said Mills. We’re moving Kentucky in the right direction, starting right here in Western Kentucky.”