It's Voting Time

Snow flurries may have officially been spotted in Indiana this week. But before we enter the winter or holiday season, it’s time to finish – and finish strong – our current season: campaign season. And campaign season has now reached its peak – voting time!

With early voting now available and Election Day approaching on Tuesday, over the next few days you’ll see Governor Holcomb and me joining our Republican mayoral candidates and municipal teams throughout the state. Earlier today we were in Lawrence and Muncie, and tonight we’ll be in Fort Wayne. Tomorrow we’ll be in Elkhart, Valparaiso, and Kokomo, and then we’ll finish strong on Monday in Terre Haute, Washington, Jeffersonville, and New Albany. 

It’s a lot of miles in three days, but it’s critical that we make sure that we help these local candidates cross the finish line first on Election Night, because Governor Holcomb needs partners at the local level to help keep Indiana on the right track.

And you can help, too. Go vote this weekend, go vote Monday morning, or head to the polls anytime between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. on Tuesday. Every vote matters (especially in our local races), so let’s finish strong and ensure that Republican leaders can continue to deliver results in cities and towns throughout our state.

PHOTO: Earlier today, Governor Holcomb and Indiana GOP Chairman Kyle Hupfer campaigned in Muncie to support mayoral candidate Dan Ridenour. This is the second of 10 campaign stops Governor Holcomb is making across the state between now and the election.

• Governor Holcomb welcomed trick-or-treaters to the Governor’s Residence for a unique Halloween experience. While there, trick-or-treaters also had the opportunity to meet First Lady Janet Holcomb and First Dog Henry dressed up! Trick-or-treating at the Governor’s Residence has always been a fun tradition for families in the area!
• Governor Holcomb also welcomed attendees of the Annual FFA Convention to Indiana. The FFA is a youth organization that helps promote and support agricultural education in middle school and high school. With Indiana’s long agricultural history, it makes sense for the FFA to host their convention in the Hoosier State!

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Governor Eric Holcomb attends commissioning of USS Indianapolis in Burns Harbor
Lt. Governor Suzanne Crouch gives advice to aspiring female politicians
Secretary of State Connie Lawson encourages early voting
Auditor Tera Klutz promotes National Retirement Security Week
Senator Todd Young promotes Drain Act to move federal agencies to middle America
Senator Mike Braun supports Prescription Drug Pricing Reduction Act
Congresswoman Jackie Walorski continues to raise awareness of school bus safety
Congressman Jim Banks says President Trump was right when going after al-Baghdadi
Congressman Jim Baird promotes resources for opioid addiction
Congresswoman Susan Brooks introduces bill to increase funding for breast screenings
Congressman Greg Pence helped assemble USO care packages for service members
Congressman Larry Bucshon supports aluminum association establishing monitoring system
Congressman Trey Hollingsworth discusses using bridge to "revitalize" New Albany