Daniel Cobble
KY-03 Republican nominee?
$8.1K
MAY 20, 2026Primary Election
Party selects its nominee.
Overview
Current rolePolitical candidate
PartyRepublican
Political ideologyPopulist Republican
LocationKentucky
BackgroundPolitical candidate
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EducationLouisville Technical Institute — Associate (2000–2018)
Notable personal detailsDaniel Lee Cobble is a Republican candidate for the U.S. House in Kentucky’s 3rd Congressional District (Louisville area) in the 2026 cycle. He previously ran as a write-in candidate for KY-03 in 2022 and has an FEC-registered campaign committee, Committee to Elect Daniel Cobble. Cobble has described himself as founder of The Protect America Project and has stated prior U.S. Navy service.
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Positions
Economy & Taxes
The candidate calls current taxation in Kentucky and federally “over‑taxation” and seeks to reduce or remove improper taxes and tax burdens, including by challenging Federal Reserve practices; at the same time the candidate proposes some expanded public programs (e.g., no‑fee public childcare and a Universal Equity‑based healthcare plan) while claiming these can be implemented without raising taxes. The combination of aggressive tax‑cut rhetoric and proposals for expanded programs produces mixed signals on overall tax/economic orientation.
Healthcare
Daniel Cobble opposes Medicare-for-All as typically proposed but advocates a universal “Equity-based Healthcare (EBH)” system that he says would provide coverage for everyone through a three-tiered funding structure combining ratepayer escrow accounts, insurance company coverage, and a government Medicare Trust Fund. He describes EBH as lowering premiums, preventing medical debt, and providing a Medicare-like safety net while retaining marketplace participation and insurer roles. His stated plan would have the government fund a portion (he cites $200–$400 billion annually) rather than fully‑f
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Abortion & Reproductive Rights
Supports policies to reduce abortions through mandatory counseling and other requirements and favors limiting abortion access with procedural constraints; accepts abortions occurring within limited timeframes (mentions first trimester) while promoting pro-life counseling and advocacy. Positions advocate restrictions and interventions intended to decrease abortion rates rather than supporting unrestricted access.
Climate & Energy
Supports a Carbon Circulatory Redirection Program (CCRP) with practical measures to reduce carbon emissions and water pollution while allowing continued use of fossil fuels during a transition to a greener economy. Proposes programs like agricultural greenhouses, global composting, packaging redemption, and other carbon-redirecting infrastructure and behavior changes. Positions emphasize government-led programs tied to broader economic reforms rather than opposing climate action.
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