Welcoming Our New Adminstration | John, This week the Indiana GOP welcomed Governor Mike Braun's new administration, celebrating as Governor Braun was sworn in alongside Lieutenant Governor Micah Beckwith and Attorney General Todd Rokita. Wasting no time, Governor Braun's administration hit the ground running, issuing a slew of courageous and necessary executive orders that will usher in a new period in our state's history, centered around integrity and efficiency in state government. At Indiana GOP HQ, we’re excited to continue supporting Governor Braun's administration as he continues to fight for Hoosiers, as well as our Republican leaders in the General Assembly and Washington. In November, our party received a hard-earned and historic mandate, and we are dedicated to delivering on the Freedom and Opportunity agenda that propelled us to victory. Thank you for all you do! | | | Erin Lucas, Indiana GOP Interim Chairwoman | | | Governor Braun is sworn into office, becoming Indiana's 52nd Governor! | Governor Mike Braun took the Oath of Office on January the 13, 2025, officially becoming our 52nd Governor. What he said: "As the physical 'Crossroads of America,' Indiana is perfectly situated to lead our nation through the proverbial crossroads we now face. Let us listen to the entrepreneurial spirit that dwells within so many of us, the path of optimism to be pursued, so others may follow. I am committed to be a governor of not just words but action, as we create a prosperous future for all Hoosiers. It will take teamwork. It will take partnership. It will take collaboration. This is why we should all feel a spirit of optimism. Now it’s time to get to work! Thank you, and may God bless our great state." - Governor Braun said, concluding his inaugural speech. | Governor Braun signs 19 new executive orders to cut waste, protect our communities, and put Hoosiers first! | Governor Mike Braun has signed a flurry of executive orders, closing the divisive and discriminatory DEI office, requiring full-time state employees to end remote work and return to the office, directing the state personnel department to review all state job postings and remove requirements for college degrees where unnecessary, and ordering flags at state government facilities to be flown at full staff for the historic day of President-elect Donald J. Trump's inauguration. What he's saying: "Today, I’m excited to announce a series of bold actions that will make Indiana’s state government leaner, more efficient, and better aligned with the needs of Hoosiers. Through these Executive Orders, we are delivering on our promise to streamline operations, enhance transparency, and promote fiscal discipline."
- Governor Braun said via X. | Governor Braun announces his administration's bold 2025-2027 biennial budget proposal! | Governor Mike Braun unveils his 2025-2027 biennial budget proposal, presented to the State Budget Committee. What he's saying: "Indiana will continue to lead the way. We will make government leaner and more efficient, invest in education, put money back in the pockets of Hoosiers, continue to prioritize public safety, and ensure fiscal integrity for Indiana’s future. This budget isn't just a plan for the next two years, it is our roadmap for an even stronger, more prosperous future for every Hoosier family."
- Governor Braun said via X. | Indiana GOP is Hiring Interns for the Spring Semester | Looking to jumpstart your career in politics, public relations, or grassroots organizing? The Indiana Republican Party is now accepting applications for our Spring Internship Program!
✅ Gain hands-on experience in campaign strategy, communications, and event planning
✅ Work alongside state leaders and build valuable connections
✅ Make a real impact on Republican efforts in Indiana
Apply Today! Spots are limited!
🔗 https://www.indiana.gop/internships | Governor Mike Braun discussed his decision to close the divisive DEI office and put forward a new Merit Excellence and Innovation initiative. Lieutenant Governor Micah Beckwith congratulated Indiana House Representative Tim Yocum, standing with him has he was sworn in to serve District 42. Secretary Diego Morales met with the new Harrison County Clerk to make sure they have the tools and resources they need. Comptroller Elise Nieshella presented her budget for the State Comptroller's Office. Attorney General Todd Rokita discussed his work to protect young women and girls from being forced to compete against and share locker rooms with biological males. Senator Todd Young advocated for the Laken Riley Act in the Senate, pushing Congress to protect Americans from criminal illegal immigrants. Senator Jim Banks met with President-Elect Donald J. Trump's nominee for Secretary of the Navy, John Phelan. Congressman Rudy Yakym congratulated the Notre Dame Fighting Irish football team on their Orange Bowl victory. Congressman Marlin Stutzman recorded a message for his constituents in the 3rd congressional district. Congressman Jim Baird reintroduced the PROTECT Jewish Students and Faculty Act to combat rising antisemitism on college campuses. Congresswoman Victoria Spartz endorsed President Elect Donald J. Trump's nominee for Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth. Congressman Jefferson Shreve is appointed to the House Transportation & Infrastructure and Foreign Affairs Committees. Congressman Mark Messmer is appointed to join the House Education & Workforce Committee.
Congresswoman Erin Houchin is appointed to the House Energy & Commerce Committee.
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