96 Knock It Out Now It's hard to believe that there are just over
three weeks until primary election day for our municipal races, but you
don't have to wait until then to cast your ballot.

This past Tuesday,
early voting began and Hoosiers have already started to hit the polls.
You can visit [link removed] indianavoters.com to see who
is on your ballot and find your voting location and hours and knock out
voting at your own convenience. You can also apply for an absentee
ballot if you qualify and learn more about the processes and tools that
the state uses to keep our elections safe and secure (which Indiana has
long been a pioneer in).

Our local elections are just as important as
any other. It's the people that we elect to these positions that help
guide our communities forward, keeping them a place that we're proud to
call home and work to make it one others will too.

So I encourage you
to hit the polls and knock out voting at your own convenience!

Enjoy
this week's newsletter, and please keep those affected by the recent
storms in your thoughts and prayers.

Sincerely,
Chairman Kyle Hupfer
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 Governor Holcomb's Week That
WasKicking Off Child Abuse Prevention Month After talking with a few
kids attending the event at the statehouse,Governor Eric Holcomb grabbed
a quick photo with them.
On Tuesday, during an event at the statehouse
kicking off Child Abuse Prevention Month, Governor Eric Holcomb
emphasized the need for every Hoosier to do their part in making sure
the Hoosier state has "healthy, strong, supported families" that are
supporting Hoosier children.

This is a month where we call on every
Hoosier to do their part in making sure Indiana has healthy, strong and
supported families,” said Gov. Holcomb. “Working together to achieve
this is essential to preventing child abuse and helping our communities
thrive.”

The event, put on by the Indiana Department of Child
Services, emphasized the need to collaborate so Hoosier children and
families can thrive.
  MORE: Governor Eric Holcomb welcomed the
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General of Belgium to the governor's residence and the
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France to the statehouse, speaking with the delegations about
strengthening the ties between Indiana and the countries.
  This
is a week of celebration for so many Hoosiers of differing faiths.

To
all of you — we hope this sacred time is filled with peace and joy.
Happy Passover, Good Friday, and Easter!
  WNDU: Resolution
Honoring Jackie Walorski Passes Indiana Senate From
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A resolution memorializing the life of late
Congresswoman Jackie Walorski passed the Indiana Senate on Tuesday.
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Senate Concurrent Resolution 38 honors the memory of Walorski, who
served as the U.S. Representative for Indiana’s 2nd congressional
district from 2013 until she died in a car crash in Elkhart County last
August that also killed three others.

The resolution, presented by
State Sen. Linda Rogers (R-Granger), opened proceedings on Tuesday on
the floor of the Senate. Senators from both political parties spoke at
length about Walorski’s impact, but they were quick to pass a
resolution about a congresswoman known to most simply as “Jackie.”
Story continues.
 ICYMI: Indiana's Anne Hathaway to Chair RNC
Committee Organizing 2024 National Convention The Republican National
Committee recently announced that Indiana Republican Party National
Committeewoman Anne Hathaway will serve as the chairwoman of the RNC's
Committee on Arrangements, which is in charge of organizing the 2024
National Convention in Milwaukee, Wis.

Congrats, Anne!

Read more
about the leadership for the 2024 convention
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  NCAA March Madness:
'Chairman's Bracket Challenge' Winner Announced It wasn't pretty for
anyone, but congratulations to "rupe47" for winning the "Chairman's
Bracket Challenge" with 670 points and a 94.9%. If that's you, please
reach out to Luke Thomas at
mailto:[email protected]?subject=Chairman's%20Bracket%20Challenge%20p
rize [email protected] to claim your prize.

In case you were
wondering, here are the top five finishers:
rupe47, Marquette, 670
points, 94.9% AD Ritz, Texas, 590 points, 91.2%CubsLucas, Purdue, 580
points, 90.4%wabashman11, Texas, 550 points, 87.2% MattOrgan,
Marquette, 540 points,
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nt/  This Week at the Statehouse Bills are once again moving from
committees — some for the last time — while others have more to go
through and others are headed to the governor's desk.

Priority Bills
of Governor Holcomb
This week, SB 4 passed out of committee and has
moved to the House Ways and Means Committee, the final committee before
moving to the House floor.

Priority Bills of House Republicans
This
week, there was a lot of movement on priority bills. HB 1002 and HB
1004 moved to the Senate Committee on Appropriations, the final
committee before moving to the Senate floor. Meanwhile, HB 1005 was
returned to the House with amendments; HBs 1006 and 1008 moved out of
committee; HB 1007 began getting its list of signatures before heading
to the governor's desk; and a motion was filed in the House to concur
with the Senate amendments to HB 1009.

Priority Bills of Senate
Republicans
SB 1 and SB 4 moved to the House Ways and Means Committee,
the final committee before moving to the House floor. Meanwhile, SBs 3,
5, and 8 passed out of committee while SB 7 stalled, and SJ1 passed the
House and was returned to the Senate without amendments.

To stay
up-to-date, visit iga.in.gov iga.in.gov and the governor's bill watch
page [link removed] here.

TOTAL
BILLS SIGNED (as of TODAY at 10 AM): 14
 Now Hiring
Internshttp://indiana.gop/internships If you know a college student
that's interested in stepping into the world of Hoosier politics, we've
got them covered.

We're looking for young, talented Hoosiers to join
us at our headquarters in Indianapolis. This opportunity allows them to
get hands-on experience working for Indiana's largest and most
successful political organization, providing administrative support to
staff and taking on special projects (and more) while helping build
their resume, gain insight into the political and legislative
processes, and make valuable connections. And we'll do this all while
helping them earn college credit.

Have someone in mind? Send them to
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apply!
  Upcoming Events Across the State
Apr. 7:
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County Lincoln Day Dinner
Apr. 10:
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County Lincoln Day Dinner
Apr. 11:
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Lincoln Day Gala
Apr. 13:
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County Lincoln Day Dinner
Apr. 13:
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County Lincoln Day Dinner
Apr. 13:
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County Lincoln Day Dinner
Apr. 14:
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County Lincoln Day Dinner
Apr. 14:
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County Lincoln Day Dinner
Apr. 20:
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County Lincoln Day Dinner
Apr. 20:
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Washington County Lincoln Day Dinner
Apr. 21:
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County Lincoln Day Dinner
Apr. 21:
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County Lincoln Day Dinner
Apr. 21:
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County Lincoln Day Dinner
Apr. 23:
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Shoot
Apr. 25:
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County Lincoln Day Dinner
Apr. 27:
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County Lincoln Day Dinner
Apr. 27:
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Jackson County Lincoln Day Dinner
Apr. 27:
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County Lincoln Day Dinner
Apr. 27:
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County Lincoln Day Dinner
May 4:
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County Lincoln Day Dinner
May 6:
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Kosciusko County Lincoln Day Dinner

Events past theses dates are
available on our website and will be added to the newsletter as get
closer to them.
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Governor Eric Holcomb
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Lt. Governor
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Secretary
of State Diego Morales
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North High School students

Attorney General Todd Rokita
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signing SEA 480 into law

Auditor of State Tera Klutz
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Treasurer of State Daniel Elliott
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U.S. Senator Todd
Young
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to stop the flow of fentanyl

U.S. Senator Mike Braun
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Podcast about key agriculture issues

Congressman Rudy Yakym
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Senate to take up the Lower Energy Costs Act

Congressman Jim Banks
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Congressman Jim Baird
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Spouses Day

Congresswoman Victoria Spartz
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policies

Congressman Greg Pence
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County Sheriff Chris Lane

Congressman Larry Bucshon
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drug programs

Congresswoman Erin Houchin
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