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Governor Braun keeps the promises he makes



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The Hamilton County Reporter

State Treasurer Daniel Elliott

February 8, 2025
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Every year, as State Treasurer, I visit all 92 counties to hear directly from
Hoosiers about their concerns and what our state government can do to improve
their lives. And everywhere I travel across the state, there is Mike Braun,
listening to Hoosiers talk about their concerns.



In just a few short weeks in office, Governor Braun has made it clear that the
complex challenges our state faces will no longer be an excuse for state
government inaction. As a small government conservative, I fully support his
vision for a streamlined, accountable, responsive government that allows
Hoosiers to keep more money in their pockets and his desire to reduce
unnecessary regulations that stifle growth and drive up costs for Hoosier
families and businesses.



I come from Martinsville, so I know the importance of supporting the
hard-working men and women of our rural communities. They face unique
challenges. Governor Braun and I are committed to being their voice at the
Statehouse. Any statewide elected official who spends time with their
constituents has heard that property taxes are one of the biggest concerns for
Hoosiers across our state. However, few politicians have been courageous enough
to step forward with reforms that protect the funding of local government’s
essential needs, like public safety and infrastructure, while also providing
relief to taxpayers. Governor Braun’s clear support for property tax reform
proves he has the strength and will to do what is right for Hoosiers.



What’s most refreshing is that Governor Braun’s approach is the opposite of
many in Washington. He wants to get things done and make government
accountable. His executive orders will lead to 5 percent savings across state
agencies, cut 25 percent of regulations across the board, and bring government
workers back to the office. He understands that every dollar saved, every
reform enacted, and every barrier removed translates directly to a better
quality of life for Hoosiers. Unlike in Washington, where gridlock often
prevents real solutions, Indiana has the opportunity to lead with a
results-driven agenda.



As State Treasurer, I work every day on managing the funds for two of
Indiana’s newest school choice programs, and I could not be more excited to
work with a governor dedicated to ensuring that all Hoosier families have
access to the highest quality education. The Governor’s support for programs
our office manages, like Indiana Education Scholarship Accounts (INESA) and
Career Scholarship Accounts (CSA), shows he is serious about revamping our
state’s approach to education to put parents back in the driver’s seat and sets
our next generation up for success. I look forward to working with Governor
Braun to make education in our state the best in the nation.



These important issues – property taxes, government efficiency, and education
– are only the tip of the iceberg. Governor Braun’s time in business and at all
levels of government has given him the experience necessary to address issues
that families talk about at their kitchen tables across our state.



One thing that has become evident through the Governor’s successes in
business, the Statehouse, and Washington, D.C., is that a promise made by Mike
Braun is a promise kept, and our state could not be in better hands going
forward. As State Treasurer, my office will continue to partner with Governor
Braun to ensure no Hoosier is forgotten. By listening to people over
politicians, Governor Braun will lead Indiana to its best future.



Daniel Elliott serves as the Indiana Treasurer of State.



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