Kentucky Lt. Governor Jacqueline Coleman has been selected to chair the National Lieutenant Governors Association for the upcoming year, according to WUKY 91.3 FM.

Coleman, who was elected as Kentucky's lieutenant governor in 2023 alongside Gov. Andy Beshear, will lead the association that represents lieutenant governors from all 50 states and territories. The role positions Coleman as a spokesperson on issues affecting lieutenant governors nationwide and the states and territories they serve.

As chair, Coleman will oversee the organization's agenda and priorities during her tenure, working with other state and territorial second-in-command officials on matters ranging from economic development to education policy.

Coleman's selection reflects the growing prominence of Kentucky leadership in national political circles. Since taking office, she has focused on education accessibility and workforce development initiatives within Kentucky.