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Subject Looking Forward From a Historic Session
Date May 9, 2025 8:00 PM
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Looking Forward From a Historic Session


John,



This week, Governor Mike Braun signed Indiana’s biennial budget, keeping us
debt-free, preserving our AAA credit rating, and investing in the core
priorities that matter most: education, public safety, and real tax relief.
Governor Braun and the General Assembly have delivered a budget that reflects
real Hoosier priorities and positions Indiana to move forward more efficient,
more responsive, and more secure than ever.



Now, with session behind us, we as Indiana Republicans must turn our attention
to what comes next. We must continue building the infrastructure and energy
necessary to compete and win in every corner of our state. That means growing
our ranks, investing in our grassroots leaders, and keeping our members engaged.



The 2026 election cycle will be here before we know it. To keep Indiana on the
right track, we need a party that’s unified, energized, and ready to fight for
conservative victories up and down the ballot. With your support, we will
continue to reach new voters, energize our base, and ensure Indiana remains a
national model for commonsense conservative leadership.



Here at Indiana GOP HQ, we stand ready to support you in all the incredible
work you do, and I am confident that together we will continue delivering
historic victories for Hoosiers.



As always, thank you for being a part of our team. Please feel free to reach
out if there's anything I can assist with.







Lana Keesling, Indiana GOP Chairwoman







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Governor Braun Signs State's Biennial Budget


Governor Mike Braun, on Tuesday, signed Indiana's Biennial Budget. This budget
ensures Indiana remains debt free and fiscally secure, protects the state
services Hoosiers rely on, and provides much needed relief.



What he said: “This budget will preserve our reserves, maintain our AAA credit
rating, and deliver on key priorities—including education, public safety, and
tax relief for Hoosiers."

- Governor Braun, via X <[link removed]>.



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Fayette County Lincoln Day



Fort Wayne Reception



Hamilton County Lincoln Day



Chairwoman's County Visits: 33




Indiana GOP is Hiring Interns for the Fall Semester

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Looking to jumpstart your career in politics, public relations, or grassroots
organizing? The Indiana Republican Party is now accepting applications for our
Summer and Fall 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!

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📱 News You Can Use


Governor Mike Braun delivered
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for Trine University's class of 2025.



Lieutenant Governor Micah Beckwith celebrated
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SEA 287, mandating school board candidates declare their party affiliation or
independence, ensuring greater transparency and providing voters with more
information.



Secretary Diego Morales applauded
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the passage and signing of two key pieces of legislation aimed at enhancing
the transparency and security of Indiana’s elections: House Bill 1680 and
Senate Bill 10.



Treasurer Daniel Elliott spoke
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Pahalgam, the horrific terrorist attack that claimed the lives of 26 innocent
lives in India, reminding Hoosiers that, "an attack on free people anywhere is
an attack on free people everywhere."



Comptroller Elise Nieshalla spoke
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addressing the National Debt for the sake of the states and our country.



Attorney General Todd Rokita commended
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the Indiana Supreme Court’s unanimous decision to affirm the murder conviction
and life-without-parole sentence of Chelsea Crossland for the tragic death of
her five-year-old son, Christian Crossland.



Senator Todd Young introduced
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theAmerican Innovation and Jobs Act, legislation that will expand and
strengthen research and development (R&D) by small businesses and startups in
the United States.



Senator Jim Banks introduced
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theSAFE Home Act. This legislation would prohibit agencies that receive federal
funding for adoption and foster care from delaying or stopping a child’s
placement because the parent wants to raise the child according to their
biological sex.



Congressman Rudy Yakym celebrated
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Week, thanking all Hoosier teachers for their dedication and service to our
children.



Congressman Marlin Stutzman announced
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said he was open to normalizing ties with Israel, following a meeting with
President Ahmad al-Sharaa.



Congressman Jim Baird introduced
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Official Palestine Entry Act to expand existing funding prohibitions to include
organizations in the United Nations that afford status, rights, or privileges
to the Palestinian Authority (PA) or Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO)
beyond observer status.



Congresswoman Victoria Spartz introduced
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theSMART Health Care Act, saying, "We must stop money-laundering in Medicare
and Medicaid to save health care and the fiscal future of our nation."



Congressman Jefferson Shreve thanked
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their service to our communities on National Nurses Day.



Congressman Mark Messmer celebrated
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Business Week and committed to, " supporting policies that support them and the
hardworking Hoosiers they employ."



Congresswoman Erin Houchin announced
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that her office has returned nearly $3.5 million to constituents across
Indiana’s 9th District through casework assistance since taking office.




Upcoming Events Across the State


May 9: Jay County Lincoln Day Dinner
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May 14: Bartholomew County Lincoln Day Dinner
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May 15: Vanderburgh County Lincoln Day Dinner
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May 17: White County Lincoln Day Dinner
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May 23: Whitley County Lincoln Day Dinner
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June 6: Carroll County Lincoln Day Dinner
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June 10: Tippecanoe County Lincoln Day Dinner
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June 13: Henry County Golf Outing
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June 20: St. Joseph County Lincoln Day Dinner
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July 25: Newton County Golf Outing
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July 31: Lawrence County Lincoln Day Dinner
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August 23: Shreve's All American Picnic
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August 23: Indiana Federation of Republican Women Convention
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August 23: Indiana Federation of Republican Women's Tribute
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