Chairman Kyle Hupfer, who also serves as the general counsel of the Republican National Committee (RNC), delivered the General Counsel's Report last Friday at the RNC's Winter Meeting in Salt Lake City, Utah. 

In his remarks, he notes the achievements of the RNC's legal team, including stopping Joe Biden's unconstitutional vaccine mandate and fighting against non-citizen voting in New York and Vermont.

You can watch his full remarks by clicking above. 

Chairman Kyle Hupfer released the following statement after the completion of the caucus to replace Erin Houchin in Senate District 47: 

“Congratulations to Gary Byrne on his caucus victory tonight to become Indiana's newest state senator. 

“Hoosiers in the 47th district will certainly be well-represented by Gary in the statehouse, and I look forward to the work he will undertake as part of our strong Republican team delivering results for all Hoosiers."

There’s been another startling development in the Biden Administration’s disastrous attempt at securing our southern border:   
 

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is allowing illegal migrants to use arrest warrants as a valid form of identification to travel throughout the country.

 
Late last month, a TSA spokesperson confirmed the practice stating, "For non-citizens ... who do not otherwise have acceptable forms of ID for presentation at security checkpoints, TSA may also accept certain DHS-issued forms, including ICE Form I-200 (Warrant for Arrest of an Alien).”

This past Monday marked the midpoint of the Indiana General Assembly's legislative session.

During the second half of the session, bills passed by their chamber of origin will switch chambers and begin the process again before they have the opportunity to go before the governor and be signed into law. 

Bills leaving the Senate: 161
Bills leaving the House: 104

Visit iga.in.gov to stay up-to-date on the latest legislative developments. 

Registration is still open for the Indiana Republican Party's 2022 Congress of Counties!

This two-day training event for Republican Party leaders, candidates, and grassroots activists is scheduled for Friday, February 25 through Saturday, February 26, 2022, at the historic French Lick Resort in French Lick, Ind.

Thankfully, general admission for the event was not impacted by Bidenflation and remains at $100 per person. 

You'll want to experience the 2022 Congress of Counties to kick off the election season, meet Indiana’s top Republican elected officials, and learn more about critical election topics to help you and your county party win and keep Indiana on the right track.

Overnight Accommodations Update

• Our special rate room block at French Lick Resort is sold out. 
• There is no vacancy at either French Lick Resort or West Baden Hotel.
• Our room block at Best Western Plus is sold out.
• We have a limited room block at Comfort Suites. Please note: Once the rooms are taken, they are completely sold out. You can call 812-788-7018 to book your reservation and inform the booking agent that you are with the Indiana Republican Party Congress of Counties. The hotel is located at 9530 W State Rd. 56, French Lick, IN.

>> The last day to register is Monday, February 21—don't miss out! <<

The 2022 Indiana Republican Party State Convention will take place on Saturday, June 18, 2022, at Indiana Farmer's Coliseum in Indianapolis, Ind. for the purpose of nominating a candidate for secretary of state, auditor of state, and treasurer of state.

For hotel accommodation information and delegate counts by county, click the button below.