With Labor Day officially behind us, the countdown to Election Day is officially on, and the stakes couldn't be higher.

Indiana's bright future stands in stark contrast to the current state of our country under total Democrat control. Washington, D.C., elites like Joe Biden, Chuck Schumer, and Nancy Pelosi, in an effort to fulfill the wishes of the far left, have used their grip on power to squeeze the livelihoods of millions of Hoosiers. Inflation, which has increased every month since Joe Biden took office and reached record-level highs, is making goods more expensive while shrinking Hoosiers’ paychecks; gas prices are an afterthought in their effort to end the use of fossil fuels; record numbers of illegal border crossings are occurring, making even Indiana a border state; attempts to revive massive spending bills continue even though they burden our children with massive debt; handouts to their wealthy donors come before the working class...the list of the failures goes on and on and on. 

In just 60 days, we have the opportunity to break the Democrat stronghold in Washington, D.C., and move our country in a different direction. 

In just 60 days, we have the opportunity to keep Indiana moving forward and building a brighter future for our fellow Hoosiers. 

And with your support, we can make this happen.

Now is the time to get involved, to make phone calls, to knock on doors, to donate, to attend events, to help candidates up and down the ballot...so much depends on it.

For the fight ahead,

— Your Indiana Republican Party

On Thursday, Gov. Holcomb welcomed Gunma, Japan Governor Yamamoto and formalized the relationship between Indiana and the prefecture Gunma by signing a Memorandum of Partnership, an opportunity to deepen the relationship – economic, educational, and cultural.

Indiana's relationship with Gunma goes back to 1987 when Gunma-based Subaru and its suppliers invested in Indiana. Yajima Industrial, a Gunma company and Subaru supplier, has a joint research agreement with. Purdue University

"This agreement creates a framework for deeper engagement, including internships and joint research projects between industry leaders & the brightest minds from Indiana and Japan's academic institutions. We look forward to building partnerships that lead to more growth." — Gov. Holcomb

This Sunday will mark 21 years since our nation experienced unimaginable violence and tragedy — a day we have vowed to never forget.

This vow is a continual call to action for all Americans to remember that nearly 3,000 Americans were killed in an unprovoked terrorist attack on that horrific day in September 2001. But we also must remember the heroes of that day and every day since: the first responders who ran into danger to save lives, and the men and women of our armed services who avenged the attack and have fought to keep our nation safe for 21 years.

Photo from the Indiana War Memorials Foundation.

ICYMI: Todd was crossing the state last week, making stops in Terre Haute, New Albany, and Evansville as he accepted the endorsement of the Indiana State Police Alliance. See the post.

"I'll continue backing the blue by ensuring our law enforcement have the necessary tools to do their jobs, supporting their mental health needs, and fully funding their essential work."

ICYMI: Tera was in Haubstadt last week speaking at the Gibson County Republican Party's Lincoln Day Dinner.

"It was great to be down in Gibson County. Congratulations to Chairman John Perkins on such a good turnout and thank you so much for inviting me to attend!"

Diego was in Frankfort on Thursday attending the Clinton County Republican Party's Golf Outing. See the post.

"Clinton County Republicans are energized for big wins this November!"

Daniel was in Marion County on Wednesday supporting the Republican nominee for Indiana's 7th Congressional District, Angela Grabvosky and other Marion County candidates. See the post.

"We are working with Republicans up and down the ballot in hopes of a red wave this November!"

Stay up-to-date on commentary and updates from Chairman Kyle Hupfer by following him on Facebook and Twitter.

This week: As a candidate, Joe Biden has made his stance on oil and gas clear. As president, he has embraced it in an unprecedented way.

Read the editorial.

Sat., Sept. 10: 2022 Frye Picnic on the Farm

Sat., Sept. 10: Wells County Republican Party Reagan Rally

Sun., Sept. 11: Bartholomew County Republican Party Ice Cream Social

Wed., Sept. 14: Reception in Support of Dr. Alex Choi

Thurs., Sept. 15: Jennifer-Ruth Green Reception ft. Nikki Haley

Thurs., Sept. 15: Bartholomew County Republican Party Golf Outing

Friday, Sept. 16: Martin County Republican Party Annual Fish Fry

Saturday, Sept. 17: Parke County GOP Golf Scramble

Sunday, Sept. 18: Johnson County Chairman's GOP Rally & Cookout

Fri., Sept. 23: Reelect Mayor Greg Wright Golf Scramble 

Fri., Sept. 23: Ohio County Republican Party Lincoln Day Dinner

Mon., Sept. 26: Adams County Republican Party Liberty Rally

Wed., Sept. 28: Madison County Republican Party Lincoln Day Dinner

Fri., Sept. 30: Delaware County Republican Party Lincoln Day Dinner

Fri., Sept. 30: Brown County Republican Party Lincoln Day Dinner

Tues., Oct. 4: Crawford County Republican Party Underground Lincoln Day Dinner

Sat., Oct. 8: Cass County Republican Party Fall Fundraiser

Wed., Oct. 19: Bartholomew County Republican Party Chili Cook-off

Governor Eric Holcomb shares statement on the passing of Queen Elizabeth II

Lt. Governor Suzanne Crouch meets with Florida's Lt. Governor Jeanette Nunez

Treasurer Kelly Mitchell presents first-ever Indiana Treasurer of the State award for Innovation in Public Finance

Auditor Tera Klutz announces automatic taxpayer refund check printing is underway

Secretary of State Holli Sullivan shares note that local administration of elections helps keep them secure

Attorney General Todd Rokita shares tips to avoid scams as football season begins

Senator Todd Young meets with Hoosier veterans

Senator Mike Braun offers solutions to solve runaway costs of education

Republican Congressional Candidate Jennifer-Ruth Green releases first TV ad

Congressman Jim Banks celebrates passage of bill to rename VA clinic after the late Rep. Jackie Walroski

Congressman Jim Baird shares statement on the passing of Queen Elizabeth II

Congresswoman Victoria Spartz shares statement on the passing of Queen Elizabeth II

Congressman Greg Pence sits down with religious leaders to discuss Afghan refugee resettlement

Republican Congressional Candidate Angela Grabvosky supports  better educational opportunities 

Congressman Larry Bucshon shares statement on the passing of Queen Elizabeth II

Congressman Trey Hollingsworth visits Vsimple’s headquarters in New Albany

Republican Congressional Candidate Erin Houchin meets with farmers in the district

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