96 A Message from the ChairwomanA Year of Action!
Friends,

We
had a wonderful and productive weekend with our bi-annual Congress of
Counties event. It was amazing to see friendly faces from all over the
State gather to build the party! We are proud to share that over 400
Republicans registered, there were 74 counties represented, and every
congressional district was represented! Our team would like to thank all
who could to join us for your participation and dedication to making it
a special weekend. We can't wait to see you all and many more at our
next event!

We consider Congress of Counties an important kicking off
of the 2024 election cycle. The party building we accomplished last
weekend was only the start! That is why it is vital for those of you
that could not join us to [link removed] reach out and
continue to access the training available to you. Our team has been
hitting the road the last few months to help county parties add more
tools to their toolbox, and we look forward to doing this throughout the
rest of the year. It is important that Republicans at every level are
prepared to WIN in November. 2024 must be a YEAR OF ACTION.

We are
here to help! Our team will assist your organization in topics ranging
from data center training, grassroots training, county officer training,
fundraising, communications, and many more areas that may be helpful to
your county party organizations.

Please do not hesitate to reach out
and let us know if your organization would like training in an area of
need! We are happy to help!

Thank you for all that you do.
Chairwoman Anne F. Hathaway
Governor Eric Holcomb's Week in Review Gov.
Holcomb Speaks at the 34th Annual Lugar Series Luncheon
[link removed] Governor Eric
Holcomb [link removed] sat
down with Indiana GOP Chairwoman Anne Hathaway to recognize the
accomplishments of the 34th Class of Lugar Series graduates. Gov.
Holcomb spoke about the amazing work the Lugar Series and their
graduates do within their communities and other leadership roles.
What he’s saying: "I was happy to speak at the 34th Annual Lugar Series
Luncheon. This serves as an excellent opportunity for women looking to
learn more about government and public service. My administration has
benefited from the expertise of many Hoosier women from across the
state." - Gov. Holcomb said in a
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What else happened this week? Gov. Holcomb
[link removed] Hosted one of
many events planned for the National Security Commission on Emerging
Biotechnology.
To stay up-to-date, follow Gov. Holcomb on
[link removed] Facebook or
[link removed] Twitter.
 👏 Hoosiers From Across
the State Came Together for Our 2024 Congress of Counties 🎉
The 2024
elections are going to be the most important elections in recent memory.
That is why it was so encouraging to see so many Republicans rally
together for a weekend of training, networking, and party building.
Republicans are coming together to win big in November!

This year's
Congress of Counties was a huge success, and Republicans have never been
better prepared to secure victory and continue delivering successful
Republican leadership for years to come!

Thank you to everyone that
made it out, we greatly appreciate your dedication! As the Chairwoman
mentioned in her message, WE ARE AT YOUR SERVICE.
Pleashttps://www.indiana.gop/contact ">reach out anytime for additional
training. We want the Republican Party to continue growing and WINNING
in 2024.
  ✍ Senate President Pro Tem Rodric Bray Wrote an Op-Ed
Regarding the U.S. Southern Border The U.S. - Mexico border has been top
of mind for many of our leaders in government. While this issue has
traditionally been addressed at the federal level, the incompetence of
our current president has forced state leaders across the country to
take a stand. While Indiana is not a border state, we are facing border
state issues. Border security has become a national security issue.
Senate President Pro Tem Rodric
Brahttps://dailyjournal.net/2024/02/29/rodric-bray-americas-wide-open-so
uthern-border-threatens-hoosiers/ ">wrote an opinion editorial on this
topic, addressing what Hoosier leaders are doing to protect our
communities, specifically from the influx of fentanyl. In his op-ed,
Senator Bray says, "Indiana has worked too hard for too long fighting
the opioid epidemic to see our efforts squandered by a lack of border
security."

Senator Bray shares the same concerns that Hoosiers
across the state have about our southern border. Republican Hoosiers
have been taking care of the job left undone by Democrats in D.C. Click
below to Read Senator Bray's op-ed and see what Republicans are doing
abo Read Sen. Bray's Op-Ed Here!  2024 Republican National
Convention Internship Program Applications are open for the 2024
Republican National Convention Internship Program! The Committee on
Arrangements (“COA”) plans for and manages the Republican National
Convention. See the one pager with more information above.

To apply
for the COA Internship Program, please submit the following:
RNC
Internship Application. Please include your Resume and Personal
Statement with your submission on the application portal Two Letters of
Recommendation emailed to [email protected] To ensure a
timely review of your application all materials are due by March 31,
2024. The COA Internship Program is a structured, full-time, unpaid
internship, and positions are limited. The COA Internship Program
begins Thursday, June 6, 2024 and concludes Sunday, July 21, 2024.
Hours of business are Monday – Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. (days and
hours subject to change at the discretion of COA or intern
supervisors).

 📱 News You Can Use
Governor Eric Holcomb met
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r">Australian Ambassador Rudd
ahttps://twitter.com/GovHolcomb/status/1762145078750093681 r">Belgian
Ambassador Jean-Arthur Régibeau to chart a course for shared growth in
semiconductors.

Lt. Governor Suzanne Crouchreceived the Mental
Health of America award for Indiana Government Leader of the year.
Secretary Diego Morales spoke to the Indiana Volunteer Firefighter's
Association and met with many of the men and women who served their
communities for 50 years.

Attorney General Todd Rokita kicked off
the NFL combine with a special announcement for K-5 students in
Indiana.

Treasurer Daniel Elliott joined a focus group to help shape
the future of education.

Comptroller Elise Nieshallamet with local
government partners to hear feedback, joining commissioner Dan Shackle
of the Indiana Department of Local Government Finance.

Senator Mike
Braun joined in with families to support the Promising Pathway Act.
Senator Todd Young congratulated the Indianapolis Children's Museum on
being named the top children's museum in the U.S.

Congressman Rudy
Yakym spoke out on high grocery prices that hurt hardworking Hoosiers
everyday.

Congressman Jim Banksvisited Purdue to see the work being
done to support our national security.

Congressman Jim Baird joined
other members of congress in writing a letter to the
EPA.&nbhttps://twitter.com/RepJimBaird/status/1754673560507858961 r">
Congresswoman Victoria Spartz spoke at the OSCE PA Winter Meeting.
Congressman Greg Pence spent time with the Bargersville Town Manager to
get an update on future projects in the community.

Congressman Larry
Bucshon shared his thoughts on the border crisis.

Congresswoman Erin
Houchin shared her thoughts on U.S. District court decision that would
bar the use of Dicamba-based crop protection tools.
 Upcoming
Events Across the State
March 2: Switzerland County Lincoln Day Dinner
March 5: Madison County Lincoln Day Dinner

March 9: Howard County
Century Club Breakfast

March 9:Indiana Federation of Republican
Women Spring Meeting

March 9:Miami County Lincoln Day Dinner
March 14:Henry County Republicans 2024 Lincoln Day Dinner

March 15:
Kosciusko County Republican Women's Club Purse Bingo

March 23: Owen
County GOP Lincoln Day Dinner

March 24: Warren County Lincoln Day
Dinner

March 26: Johnson County Lincoln Day Dinner

March 29:
Orange County Lincoln Day Dinner

March 30: Brown County Republican
Women's Breakfast

April 1: Putnam County GOP Lincoln Day Dinner
April 2:Perry Township GOP Club Lincoln Day Dinner

April 3:Adams
County Republican Party Lincoln Day Gala Third Congressional District
Candidate Forum

April 4:Jasper County Lincoln & Reagan Days

April
5: Harrison County Lincoln Day

April 6: La Porte County Lincoln Day
Dinner

April 11:Whitley County Republican Lincoln Day Dinner
April
16:&nbhttps://www.indiana.gop/events/wells-county-republican-party-2024
-lincoln-day-dinner ;">Wells County Republican Party 2024 Lincoln Day
Dinner

April 18:LaGrange County Lincoln Day Dinner

April
18:DeKalb County GOP Lincoln Day Dinner

April 19:Noble County GOP
Lincoln Day

April 20:Lawrence County Lincoln Day Dinner

April 21:
Jennings County Republican Party

April 23:Knox County Republican
Party Lincoln Day Dinner

April
26:&nbhttps://www.indiana.gop/events/white-county-gop-lincoln-day-dinne
r ;">White County GOP Lincoln Day Dinner

May 2: 2024 Kosciusko County
Republican Day

May 2: Hamilton County GOP Lincoln Day Dinner
Events past these dates are available on our website and will be added
to the newsletter as we approach them.
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