New leadership for Indiana.
These candidates have publicly announced online their run for office against Republican incumbents in districts that include Tippecanoe County. New challengers will be added when they announce their run. If you live in Tippecanoe County and are ready to run for office, reach out to us at connect@heartlanddemocracyproject.org.
Heartland Democracy Project does not endorse any specific candidate.
Indiana Secretary of State
Beau Bayh
beaubayh.com
“He’ll immediately clean up the corruption and wasteful spending that has brought so much shame to that office – and he’ll work with both parties to restore common sense to government.”
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Blythe Potter
blythe potter.com
“Blythe is running to clean up the Secretary of State’s Office, restore ethics, modernize outdated systems, and ensure that government works for every Hoosier, not just the well-connected few.”
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Congressional District 4 (map)
Drew Cox drewcox.org
“We’re fighting for a society where all Americans have a real chance at attaining the American Dream, an America where your vote matters.”
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John Whetstone
“I am a small business owner, loving husband, and secretary for the Montgomery County Democrats. I am pro-worker and am honored to take the moment to publicly announce my candidacy.”
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Indiana Senate District 22 (map)
Natasha Morgan Baker electnatashabaker.org
“I’m running for Indiana Senate District 22 because I want my children—and yours—to grow up in a state that values families, invests in education, and puts people first.”
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Indiana House District 13 (map)
Ben Davis bendavisforindiana.com
“Working class voters need a reason to get excited to visit the polls. Ben Davis will fight against corporate interests, lower the cost of living, and stop the wealth steal by the Epstein class.”
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Indiana House District 38 (map)
Nate Stout
hoosierstoeelectnatestout.com
“I’m running because I believe government should work for all of us, not just a few. I want to listen, learn from your experiences, and fight to rebuild the small-town institutions that made Indiana strong. The future is bright if we choose the right path. Let’s light the way together.”
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