Running Out of Time

Friends, 

Let’s make history! With your help, let’s try to break the record for the highest Republican turnout in municipal elections.

We are heading into the final weekend for early voting for municipal elections. From now until Tuesday at 6 p.m., if you live in a municipality you have a chance to help us make sure Republicans turn out to vote in record numbers. Please make a plan to "bank your vote" and vote this weekend. Reach out to your friends, family, coworkers and others to make sure they go with you to vote for our Republican leaders who are poised to continue to deliver improved quality of life for our cities and towns across the state. If you are unable to vote early, please make sure you and all of those in your life have a plan to vote on election day. The polls in your city or town will be open from 6am-6pm on Tuesday, November, 7th. 

I am confident that with your help we can get more Republicans than ever before engaged in our extremely important municipal elections. If you need help finding your early vote or election day voting location, please visit https://indianavoters.in.gov/. Remember, your municipal leaders are the government closest to you and have the greatest impact on your lives. Please be sure to get out and vote for your Republican team!

Chairwoman Anne F. Hathaway

Governor Eric Holcomb announced plans for a new solar photovoltaic (PV) cell production facility in Indiana. Canadian Solar's new plant, which will be the company’s second solar module production facility in the U.S., will create approximately 1,200 new jobs in Jeffersonville over the next several years. 

“Indiana’s strong advanced manufacturing sector positions the state to help lead the global energy transition, developing and powering new solutions in batteries, solar and hydrogen,” said Gov. Holcomb. “Canadian Solar’s new U.S. location in Jeffersonville will put our skilled Hoosier workforce at the center of cultivating solar power, making energy efficient panels more accessible to consumers across the country.”

What else happened this week? Gov. Holcomb Spoke with the Dubois County Chamber of Commerce. 

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Governor Eric Holcomb issued a statement on the passing of Bob Knight.

Lt. Governor Suzanne Crouch announced the 2023-2026 members of the Indiana Main Street Council. 

Secretary Diego Morales celebrated the ribbon cutting of the Unity Community Resource Center in Indianapolis.

Attorney General Todd Rokita refuses to bail out violent offenders.

Treasurer Daniel Elliot authorized the purchase of an additional $35 million in Israeli Bonds.

Senator Todd Young Urged President Biden to Address Rise in Terrorists Crossing Southern Border. 

Senator Mike Braun joined Mornings with Maria. 

Congressman Rudy Yakym Voted to Support Israel.

Congressman Jim Banks introduced the Maximum Pressure Act. 

Congressman Jim Baird spoke on the need to craft a farm bill. 

Congresswoman Victoria Spartz stood with our ally, Israel. 

Congressman Greg Pence joined Tony Katz.

Congressman Larry Bucshon penned an op-ed.

Congresswoman Erin Houchin's Jeffersonville Office Returns More Than $1.3 Million to Hoosiers in First Year.

November 3: Fayette County Spaghetti Dinner

November 7: Municipal Election Day

November 15: Indiana GOP 2024 Kickoff Party

November 16: Johnson County Republican Women's Club Meeting

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

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