"For America, nothing is impossible." - President Trump

Under the continued leadership of President Trump and Vice President Pence, America will continue to be the home of growing jobs, security at home, the sanctity of life, and the protection of the 2nd Amendment. 

Over the last four nights, we heard from everyday Americans like you and me -- small business owners, farmers, teachers, local elected officials, and folks from the heartland of America -- who are better today thanks to President Trump and are proud to join in support to continue this mission. 

Are you feeling inspired? I certainly am. If so, I encourage you -- let's make sure that we Keep America Great, and let's ensure more Republican victories this November. Sign up to help us reach our fellow Hoosier voters here at home -- and most importantly, get ready to vote!

-Chairman Kyle Hupfer

P.S. In addition to the pomp and circumstance in the evenings, the RNC held its official business meetings on Monday in Charlotte, and while there, I was honored to officially nominate Mike Pence to be our Republican nominee for Vice President, and to cast all of Indiana's 58 delegates for President Trump. Watch the videos here and here. 

Start Your Engines

On Sunday, Governor Holcomb joined fellow Hoosiers and fans worldwide to watch “The Greatest Spectacle in Racing!"

He started off race day with some media interviews and then watched the race from home with a group of his best friends. It may have looked a little different this year without 300,000 fans in the stands, but the Indy 500 is a Hoosier tradition that is not contained to the Speedway. Across the state Hoosiers gathered safely to watch the race and spend time with friends and family, and that's what it's all about. Congratulations, Takuma Sato, for winning this year's race and becoming a two-time Indy 500 winner!

To stay up to date on the latest developments, please make sure you're following Governor Holcomb on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram! 

A Different Kind of Campaign

Earlier this week, Governor Holcomb's reelection campaign launched its second campaign ad of the cycle! The ad titled "Different Kind of Campaign" notes the strong bonds that Hoosiers have built with each other during the pandemic. Governor Holcomb is proud of the resiliency that Hoosiers have shown and is optimistic that -- together -- we can build an even stronger Indiana for future generations. 

“We’ve bonded together through our shared Hoosier values. We are One Indiana, closer than ever before and this election shouldn’t divide us. We’ll run a campaign people can be proud of.” -Governor Holcomb

Watch: Vice President Pence at the RNC

Our very own Vice President Mike Pence gave his acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention on Wednesday night. During his speech, VP Pence discussed the Trump administration's work fighting politics as usual in Washington, building up our economy, and keeping America safe and strong through this pandemic. 

Vice President Pence said, "In our first three years, we built the greatest economy in the world. We made America great again." 

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Election Day is 67 Days Away!

Governor Holcomb and Secretary of State Connie Lawson gave an update on election preparations this week -- and the message was clear: This year, it remains safe and secure to vote! 

• On November 3, the polls will be open for you to vote in person!
• All Hoosiers have the opportunity to vote early (over 28 days). Skip the lines and vote early starting October 6.
• Absentee voting protocol is in place as usual. Curious if you are eligible? Check here.
• Your vote is protected as measures are in place to secure the voting process.
• Voter registration is open now through October 5. Check to make sure your registration is up to date.
• Safety is the top priority, as always. PPE materials will be distributed to all poll workers and voters in all counties thanks to the generous help of the Indiana National Guard. Social distancing will also be enforced.

Thank you, Governor Holcomb and Secretary of State Connie Lawson, for your leadership in keeping our elections safe and secure!