Chairman Kyle Hupfer speaks during the 2022 fall dinner.

Thank you to everyone that came out to our fall dinner last night. It was a huge success and it's clear that Hoosier Republicans are ready to not only do their part to get our country back on track, but to keep Indiana moving forward. 

Although it seems like it's been much longer, it's been just two years since Democrats took complete control of Washington, D.C., and led our country astray. And ever since then, they've done a lot of talking. They talked a lot about things like building back better and inflation. On the latter, they first dismissed it and called it a "high class" problem before claiming that it was they who were taking action to reduce it...just days after saying it was at zero percent.

But here’s the thing, the results simply don't match the rhetoric — the nation’s economy is floundering, supply chains remain broken, and inflation is at a near 40-year high with wages are down, now for 18 months, and violent crime up.

But it's not just Washington Democrats who have done a lot of talking; Democrats here in Indiana have done it too.

But maybe the should listen more than they talk, because Hoosiers don’t want Indiana to become another California, New York, or God forbid, Illinois. They don’t want unbalanced budgets, borrowing from schools to keep government going, or soaring debt. Those were the results that Democrats delivered, and we’re never going back! 

No, we’re going to continue to move Indiana forward. Governor Holcomb and our Republican supermajorities are going to continue to work hard and deliver results for Hoosiers, not rhetoric. Results like the nation’s only fully-funded, 20-year plan to improve our roads and bridges, all-time records in capital investment, wages, and job commitments, more small businesses opening than ever before, and unprecedented partnerships and investments in quality of life and place.

As Senator Tim Scott stated last night, "Red waves don't happen by themselves; we have to run through the tape and not just to the finish line."

With four days left to go, let's do just that.

Enjoy this week's newsletter and share it with a friend.

Sincerely,

Chairman Kyle Hupfer

There are just 4 days left until Election Day! Have you voted? Don't forget, you have the opportunity to vote tomorrow and Monday, too.

Find your polling location at www.indianavoters.com.

On Thursday, Gov. Eric Holcomb joined Secretary of Commerce Brad Chambers and Israeli officials and executives of Doral Renewables LLC, a leading U.S.-based developer of renewable energy projects backed by Israeli and U.S. investors, today to celebrate the launch of the second phase of the company’s three-phase, 13,000-acre solar farm project, Mammoth Solar, in northwest Indiana.

“Clean energy projects like Mammoth Solar will be critical to our energy source portfolio and to powering leading industries like agbiosciences and the advanced manufacturing as we seek to grow and attract them both. We’ll do this as we simultaneously work to increase the quality of life and place in our neighborhoods and communities for years to come.” — Gov. Eric Holcomb

Over the next 20 years, the project will deliver $40 million to Pulaski County while reducing property taxes and will contribute approximately $400 million in payroll to the local area workforce.

More from Inside Indiana Business:

FRANCESVILLE, Ind. - Israel-based Doral Renewables LLC hosted a ceremonial event Thursday in the Pulaski County town of Francesville to mark the start of construction on the second phase of Mammoth Solar, a $1.5 billion solar farm in northwest Indiana. Mammoth South will be in Pulaski County, while Mammoth North, which is under construction, is entirely in Starke County. The company broke ground on the first of three phases in October 2021 and expects the northern project to be operational in late 2023.

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On Wednesday, Todd Young the Indiana State Fraternal Order of Police endorsed Todd Young for U.S. Senate. This is the Indiana State FOP's first endorsement of a Republican for the U.S. Senate in over a decade.

The Indiana State Fraternal Order of Police represents more than 13,000 Hoosier police officers and endorsed Senator Todd Young for his strong support of law enforcement and policies that make Hoosier communities and neighborhoods safer.
 
“I am grateful to the Indiana State Fraternal Order of Police for endorsing my re-election to the U.S. Senate,” said U.S. Senator Todd Young. 

"The Indiana FOP has worked with Senator Young to get results for Indiana's law enforcement professionals on many legislative priorities. With his leadership, the Law Enforcement Mental Health Act and Wellness Act was signed into law in 2018 and the Fighting Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder passed the Senate unanimously this year,” said Bill Owensby, president of the Indiana Fraternal Order of Police. “He stands with Hoosier law enforcement as we stand to protect and serve Hoosiers. We're proud to endorse him for re-election."

From Fox News:

After the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in June, giving the states the authority to place restrictions on abortion, Democrats went all in on the issue and made it a focal point of midterm messaging, despite other pressing voter concerns.

Under President Biden's leadership, inflation hit a 40-year-high, rising to 8.2% in September, and American families have personally felt the pains of rising gas prices, groceries and struggling to make everyday payments as a result of the current economic climate. 

Well over 2 million migrants have illegally crossed into the U.S. through the southern border this fiscal year, not including an additional 600,000 gotaways. Additionally, crime spiked across the U.S. in the first six months of 2022, with cities specifically seeing an increase in aggravated assault and robberies, according to a recent report from the Major Cities Chiefs Association.

Despite these issues being detrimental to a majority of voters, Democrats spent $320 million campaigning on abortion this election cycle, while neglecting other pressing issues that are of top importance to voters. According to AdImpact, Democrats only spent $31 million on advertisements addressing inflation and about $140 million on ads regarding crime.

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It was a busy Saturday last weekend for our statewide candidates U.S. Senator Todd Young, Auditor of State Tera Klutz, Daniel Elliott, and Diego Morales on the #ResultsOverRhetoric tour with stops in Granger, La Porte, Valparaiso, Merrillville and Lowell.

Earlier this week, the White House Twitter account credited "President Biden's leadership" for the recently announced increase in Social Security payments for 2023. A "context note" was shortly added that said the rise in Social Security payments was "due to the annual cost of living adjustment, which is based on the inflation rate."

The White House deleted the tweet stating that the point it tried to make was "incomplete."

Right.

Read more from NBC News.

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Governor Eric Holcomb speaks during AIM summit

Lt. Governor Suzanne Crouch speaks during 11th annual Indiana Conference for Women

Treasurer Kelly Mitchell shares information on CollegeChoice 529 Savings Plans and 3-year CDs

Auditor Tera Klutz shares how to stay in contact with the state auditor's office

Secretary of State Holli Sullivan shares information on how to become a poll worker

Attorney General Todd Rokita attends robing ceremony for newest member of Indiana Supreme Court

Senator Todd Young hosts roundtable with New Haven mayor, police, firefighters, and first responders 

Senator Mike Braun tours Pure Green Farms in South Bend

Republican Congressional Candidate Jennifer-Ruth Green to host meet and greet tonight

Republican Congressional Candidate Rudy Yakym joins 95.3 MNC to discuss his plan to get America back on track

Congressman Jim Banks partners with RemedyLIVE to film PSA for Hoosier students on dangers of fentanyl, self-medicating with illicit narcotics

Congressman Jim Baird joins FOX59's INFocus to discuss priorities for the 118th Congress

Congresswoman Victoria Spartz named 2022 Woman of Influence by the Indianapolis Business Journal

Congressman Greg Pence tours new Fire and Police Training Center in Richmond

Republican Congressional Candidate Angela Grabvosky shares statement on Andre Carson continuing to mislead voters

Congressman Larry Bucshon releases statement on Joe Biden's call for new energy tax

Congressman Trey Hollingsworth discusses housing goals for Hoosiers and strengthening the marketplace

Republican Congressional Candidate Erin Houchin hosts meet and greet in Monroe County with exciting announcement

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