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Chairwoman Anne F. Hathaway

Governor Eric Holcomb, attended and was the keynote speaker for the 28th annual Governor's Luncheon for Scouting. Gov. Holcomb discussed leadership and the importance of life-long learning that the Boy Scouts of America provides. This event is the biggest fundraiser of the year for local Boy Scouts chapters, with over 1,700 businesses and civic leaders in attendance raising nearly $17,000. 

What he’s saying: "Fantastic turnout at #GovLunch2023! Inspired by the generosity of our state, supporting scouting. Together, we're investing in the future leaders of #Indiana and the nation. Thank you!”, Gov. Holcomb shared in a tweet.

What else happened this week? Gov. Holcomb attended the 2023 Denton's Legislative Conference, where he participated in a fireside chat to discuss his experience as Governor over the years, and legislative accomplishments.   

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Republican led Indiana cities continue to earn national recognition, this time including Republican Mayor Mike Moore's home city of Jeffersonville. A report from Money, a personal finance website whose mission is "to guide people to financial victories through up-to-date information, education, and tools", ranked the best 50 places to live in the United States. Among them were two Indiana cities, both led by Republican mayors, Carmel and Jeffersonville. 

Money highlighted Jeffersonville's beautiful view of the Ohio River from the Big Four Bridge. The article specifically highlights the riverfront downtown revitalization project. Under Mayor Mike Moore, The city of Jeffersonville built the Big Four Bridge for pedestrian and bike usage, and revitalized the downtown riverfront area to be an attractive destination for nearby Louisville.

Westfield Mayor Andy Cook was awarded one of the State of Indiana's highest honors, the Sagamore of the Wabash. Mayor Cook is finishing his fourth and final term as Mayor of Westfield, of which he has been the only person to serve in this role. Westfield became a city in 2008, when Mayor Cook took on the role until his retirement at the end of the year. 

Mayor Cook has been integral in the growth and success of Westfield over the years, seeing the population grow from under 20,000 when he took office to almost 60,000 today. One of Mayor Cook's biggest achievements was making Westfield a hub for sports entertainment, creating Grand Park. Mayor Andy Cook is another example of the many great Republicans leading the most successful cities in Indiana. Republican Mayor-Elect Scott Willis will look to continue the success that Mayor Cook has fostered. Read more about Mayor Cook's legacy in Westfield HERE.

Governor Eric Holcomb attended Dennton's Legislative Conference.

Lt. Governor Suzanne Crouch met with leaders of the Chin Community.

Secretary Diego Morales welcomed election officials from across Indiana.

Attorney General Todd Rokita celebrated Christmas with his staff. 

Treasurer Daniel Elliot attended a policymaker meet and greet in Martinsville.

Comptroller Elise Nieshalla went on the All INdiana Politics Podcast.

Senator Mike Braun wrote an op-ed on his visit to the southern border.

Senator Todd Young spoke with The Messenger about advanced artificial intelligence.

Congressman Rudy Yakym met with the Elkhart County Commissioners.

Congressman Jim Banks hosted an event with the Claremont Institute.

Congressman Jim Baird's spoke with the Western Caucus about the needs of rural America.

Congresswoman Victoria Spartz spoke U.S. Energy Stream's 2023 Energy Transition Forum

Congressman Greg Pence celebrated Indiana's 207th birthday.

Congressman Larry Bucshon spoke with The Hill about his legislative priorities.

Congresswoman Erin Houchin's nominated 18 students to serve in the U.S. Service Academies.

January 20: Hancock County Republican Party Campaign Fundraising Seminar

January 23: Indiana Federation of Republican Women Legislative Day at the State House

January 27: Rush County Lincoln Day Dinner

February 17: 6th District Gubernatorial/US Senatorial/Presidential Straw Poll

February 17: Cass County Republican Lincoln Day

February 23: Congress of Counties

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

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