You may notice a few small changes in this edition of The Party Line, most notably, the signature line below.  

Yesterday, the Indiana Republican Party State Committee elected me to continue leading our party forward after six-and-a-half years of outstanding leadership from Kyle Hupfer.

We have an incredible opportunity to do just that by helping elect even more Republicans in cities and towns across the state this November, and that will be our top priority over the next few months. 

But we will only be able to do this with your help.

While we like to celebrate and talk about our past electoral success as a party (Why wouldn't we? It's record-breaking, afterall!), we know that our successes are because of you. When you volunteer your time, knock on doors, make phone calls, donate your hard-earned dollars, and yes, vote, you're making our party that much stronger. 

We are proudly powered by you, and I'm looking forward to the months ahead.

Now, let's get to work!

Chairwoman Anne F. Hathaway

Click here to read the full news release on the state committee's selection of Anne Hathaway to lead the party.

Governor Eric Holcomb speaks during the RALLY conference.

This week, Governor Eric Holcomb spoke during the RALLY Conference in Indianapolis and participated in a panel discussion to discuss Indiana's work on talent development.

• The conference's goal is to "bring together entrepreneurs, executives, investors, and others who work in Indiana’s strongest industries," according to the IBJ.
• His remarks focused on Indiana's history of innovation, our competitive advantages, and what the state is doing to keep our economic momentum moving forward.

What he's saying: "These historic strengths, plus the state’s burgeoning tech sector, mean that Indiana is poised to reap big benefits as technology continues to work its way into every industry," said Gov. Holcomb.

• “Tech is obviously its own sector. But it used to be that tech [incorporated into a non-tech business] was your edge. That was your advantage. Now, if you’re not ‘plus tech,’ you’re on your way out of business. You’re not growing, you’re dying. And so to have that ecosystem maturing right here in our very backyard is really putting the state of Indiana into the pole position.”

What else happened this week? Gov. Holcomb announced additional funding for firefighters, school safety, and more.

• To stay up-to-date, follow Gov. Holcomb on Facebook or Twitter.

We've long talked about our deep bench of talent across the state. And in this year's municipal elections, it's certainly showing.

The candidate: Mayor Bob Courtney is keeping Madison on the Move with his community-centered, data-driven, and transparent approach to governing.

Catch up: Read our quick Q&A with Mayor Courtney.

• Learn more and get involved with the campaign by visiting his website and follow him on Facebook.

On or before November 7, reelect Bob Courtney mayor of Madison!

Read other candidate features.

From National Review:

"The National Archives and Records Administration has confirmed that it is in possession of nearly 5,400 emails, electronic records, and documents containing pseudonyms President Biden used as vice president.

"Legal non-profit Southeastern Legal Foundation filed a Freedom of Information Act request in June 2022 for the records. Those included emails containing the names Robin Ware, Robert L. Peters and JRB Ware, pseudonyms Biden used while serving in the Obama administration, according to House Republicans investigating Hunter Biden’s overseas business dealings.

"On Monday, the legal organization sued NARA to obtain the records, which it alleges could reveal that Biden shared confidential government knowledge with his son."

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Help ensure fair and transparent elections in your local community!

So: Our elections depend on dedicated Hoosiers stepping up and actively participating in the process. That doesn't just mean voting, but volunteering to make sure every vote counts.

Sooo: If you care about fair and transparent elections, we encourage you to volunteer to become a poll worker this November.

• Depending on what county you live in, you can earn up to $150 for your time.

Take action: If your interested in working the polls, click the button below and send us your information. We will then forward it to your local county Republican Party chairperson.

From WFYI:

"Schools across the state will receive nearly $30 million this year to spend on safety measures – with two-thirds of the funds going to law enforcement and school resource officers.

"Gov. Eric Holcomb announced on Tuesday that the state approved all Secured School Safety Grant applications this year due to an increase in funding from the Indiana Department of Homeland Security.

“'These school safety grants represent another example of historic investments in public safety,” Holcomb said in a press release. “I am pleased we are able to financially support every school that identified safety as a top priority.'”

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We are officially less than 70 days until Election Day and there are plenty of important dates you need to be aware of.

Make a plan: Add these dates into your calendar and make a plan to vote this fall.

• Sept. 23, 2023: Absentee ballots begin to be mailed
• Oct. 10, 2023: Voter registration ends
• Oct. 11, 2023: Early voting begins
• Oct. 26, 2023: Deadline to request an absentee ballot
• Oct. 6, 2023: Early voting ends and absentee ballots due at noon
• Nov. 7, 2023: ELECTION DAY

Visit indianavoters.com today!

September 7: Henry County Republican Club 18th Annual Fall Party

September 9: Wells County Reagan Rally

September 15: Brown County Lincoln Day Dinner

September 24: Cass County Fall Fun-raiser

Events past these dates are available on our website and will be added to the newsletter as we approach them.

Governor Eric Holcomb speaks during reopening of biofuels facility in Cloverdale

Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch speaks during Civic Learning Symposium 

Secretary of State Diego Morales announces election improvement grant funding

Attorney General Todd Rokita releases statement on ACLU lawsuit against IDOC

State Comptroller Tera Klutz presents Indiana’s fiscal year-end report

Treasurer of State Daniel Elliott speaks during Indiana County Treasurers Association meeting

U.S. Sen. Todd Young remembers Hoosier and American service members killed in Kabul two years ago

U.S. Sen. Mike Braun speaks out about latest revision to WOTUS rule

Congressman Rudy Yakym accepting nominations for U.S. Service academies

Congressman Jim Banks discusses NARA finding emails linked to President Biden's pseudonym  

Congressman Jim Baird meets with Prosperity Indiana and Hoosier Housing Needs Coalition

Congresswoman Victoria Spartz congratulates district native Judge Paul Felix for his appointment to Indiana Court of Appeals

Congressman Greg Pence remembers 13 service members killed in Kabul two years ago

Congressman Larry Bucshon speaks during 110th annual meeting of the Terre Haute Chamber of Commerce

Congresswoman Erin Houchin stops by Scott County Family YMCA

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