Conner Brumley is a proud Kentuckian, changemaker, and advocate currently serving as President of the College Democrats of Kentucky. Born and raised in the heart of the Bluegrass (Versailles), Conner’s passion for public service began early, inspired by the educators who raised and shaped his life and the communities he’s called home.

Conner began his political career by knocking on doors and phone banking after seeing his voice could make a difference at a Kentucky Youth Assembly conference. Since then, he spent over two years working alongside local leaders as an intern for Woodford County Judge/Executive James Kay, learning the intricacies of local government and building a deep commitment to improving his community. Most recently, Conner served as a Campaign Manager for Chantel Bingham’s historic run for 56th District State Representative, pouring his energy into grassroots organizing, canvassing, and sharing a vision for a brighter future for the place he calls home. 

In 2024, he made history as the youngest delegate in Kentucky’s history and of the youngest at the Democratic National Convention, bringing the voices of young Kentuckians to the national stage.

In addition to serving as President of the College Democrats of Kentucky, Conner is a first-year Otis A. Singletary Scholar at the University of Kentucky (UK - GO CATS!), where he is double majoring in Public Policy & Administration and Communications. On campus, he serves as a Freshman Senator within UK's Student Government Association, and is a member of Alpha Phi Omega, the largest co-ed service fraternity in the nation, Men's Choir, Model UN, and Pickleball club!

As President of the College Democrats of Kentucky, Conner has reimagined the organization and is focused on mobilizing young voters and cultivating the next generation of leaders who will build a better Commonwealth. He looks forward to what the year holds, putting the blue back into the bluegrass!

Anna Robinson, born in Owensboro, is proud to represent the Commonwealth. Anna has always taken an interest in youth activism, and her involvement has inspired her to pursue servant leadership with the intent of bettering the lives of others. In high school, she began to use her voice in mock-government conferences such as KYA/KUNA, where she served as a presiding officer. She has a passion for understanding different perspectives and debating her views. From her role as President of the Senate at KYA, she was appointed to the Board of Directors for KYYMCA. She also served as the Policy Director for Kentucky High School Democrats, where she enjoyed providing opportunities and support for youth in Kentucky to become politically engaged. Currently, Anna ran for and was elected to the Freshman Senate at the University of Kentucky. She enjoys advocating for her class and addressing important issues such as women’s safety on campus. She’s also involved in an array of clubs, such as Model UN, the John Locke Society, the Kentucky Rural Health Association, as well as a co-ed service fraternity. Anna is looking forward to the next semester of her college experience and the future opportunities that CDKY can provide.

Challen McCoy is from Bardstown, Kentucky. He is a rising junior at the University of Kentucky, studying political science and law and justice within the College of Arts and Sciences, while also pursuing a business minor in the Gatton College of Business. Challen is on the pre-law track with a growing interest in constitutional law and dreams of one day becoming an appellate judge. On campus, he is actively involved in the Kappa Alpha Pi pre-law and government fraternity and serves as Secretary and Treasurer of the Model United Nations Club. Challen loves his major because it allows him to pursue his passion for the law and helps him narrow down his specific legal interests. Politically active due to his upbringing, Challen is particularly passionate about issues such as the integrity of the rule of law, protections for the disabled, and the defense of discriminated communities.

Nicholas Hazelett is a proud native son of Paintsville, right in the middle of Central Appalachia. He is a proud Morehead State Eagle, but in his spare time, he coordinates with local campaigns, parties, and regional groups to further the betterment of Eastern Kentucky or the 606! He also serves as the Johnson County Democratic Party Chair and a Paintsville City Council Member. Nicholas hopes to bring great opportunities and resolve within Kentucky Democrats, especially in rural Kentucky, where a revival is beyond essential to the future of our party.