Team,

With Labor Day behind us, we are officially in crunch time as we head toward Election Day. Over the next 60 days, we will need all hands-on deck across the Hoosier state to elect strong Republican leaders who will make our cities and towns thrive. For us to be successful this November, it's going to take grassroots leaders like you stepping up to help our candidates. 

If you're wondering how you can get involved, we can point you in the right direction. First, sign up to help candidates in your area. We need door knockers, phone callers, texters, donors, and more! If you have a desire to help power our grassroots operations, we can get you plugged into operations in your county.

All of these efforts are critical to taking our message to voters and activating them to get out and vote!

Please, sign up today to help our hard-working municipal candidates.

Together, I am confident that we can deliver victories across our state this November. 

Governor Eric Holcomb participates in a groundbreaking for a playground funded by READI 1.0 last year.

This week, Governor Eric Holcomb officially rolled out READI 2.0, the second edition of the state's Regional Economic Acceleration and Development Initiative (READI).

•  This was a part of his 2023 Next Level Agenda, and was approved by the Indiana General Assembly in this year’s legislative session.
• The second round of $500 million was a direct response to the significant demand for quality of place investments from communities across the state.

What he's saying: "Innovation knows no boundaries and there’s no limit to what can be accomplished when we work together to better the lives of Hoosiers," said Gov. Holcomb.

• “This transformative program will fund projects that lean into a region's strengths while building community gathering places, accessible parks, performing arts centers and expanding the trail system that will have generational impact across each region and with every person who visits our great state. In Indiana, there is no greater priority for us as leaders than to work in unison to improve Indiana’s standing as the best location to live, work, play, study and stay”

What else happened this week? Gov. Holcomb shared a video update from the one-and-only Dolly Parton about Indiana's expansion of the Dolly Parton Imagination Library.

• 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.

You can read our quick Q&As with multiple candidates and take action to support their candidacies by visiting our website.

Be on the lookout: More will be shared next week!

Are you a mayoral candidate that would like to be featured? Reach out to us.

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 WIBQ:

"An exciting day for Vigo County and the state of Indiana – that was the collective message spoken by numerous state, local, and company officials as ENTEK held a groundbreaking for its upcoming $1.5B lithium battery separator manufacturing facility.

"The investment is ENTEK’s largest investment to date. The groundbreaking began at 10 a.m. Wednesday with comments from company officials about why they chose Vigo County to house the planned 345-acre facility.

"Larry Keith, CEO of ENTEK, said they looked at several building sites but after meeting local leaders he said the decision to come to Terre Haute was easy.

“'They’re just very welcoming. The education system here in this state is top-notch. Ivy Tech and all the other high-level education was just amazing to us,' Keith said."

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We are officially less than 60 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 15: Brown County Lincoln Day Dinner

September 21: Whitley County Hog Roast

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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