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In this week’s edition:
✍️ Key moments from the final GOP governor debate
✍️ Playmaker profile: Mike Braun bills himself as an ‘outsider’

The final #INGov debate was spirited, and at times 'spiraled into revolt.'
The latest from Rory Appleton for State Affairs Indiana.
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Brad Chambers has hit the $10 million mark in self-funding his campaign for governor.

Brad Chambers (Text ‘BRAD’ to 38676) reached that level with a $400,000 contribution his campaign reported Friday to the Indiana Election Division as a loan. pro.stateaffairs.com/in/elections/i…

Hoosier parents who provide attendant care for their children met for the first time with Governor Eric Holcomb and other state officials on Monday, asking them to alter their plan for restructuring attendant care in #Indiana . pro.stateaffairs.com/in/healthcare/…

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In this week’s edition:
✍️ What to know about the upcoming primary election
✍️ 6 races to watch in the primary election
✍️ A battle to represent Senate District 35
✍️ Indiana’s historic surge of Black mayoral leadership

Sharon Tucker was elected mayor of Fort Wayne, #Indiana at a Democratic caucus Saturday morning. She becomes the first Black mayor and the second woman to hold the office which opened after Mayor Tom Henry passed away earlier this month. pro.stateaffairs.com/in/elections/s…

.Tom Davies is a longtime board member and past president of the SPJ Indiana Pro Chapter. He’s been the chapter’s contest chairman for more than a decade. A pic from last night with his fellow board members 👏

.Brad Chambers (Text ‘BRAD’ to 38676) remains steadfast in defending the project as a needed asset to compete with other states for major projects and asserts #Indiana needs more of that kind of leadership.

With Sharon Tucker’s Fort Wayne Democratic caucus upset win on Saturday in a seven-candidate race to succeed the late Mayor Tom Henry, #Indiana now has four cities led by Black women. Each took a different path. Story from Brian Howey: stateaffairs.com/indiana/electi…

.Ryan Martin celebrating his wins for Environmental Reporting and Medical Reporting alongside Tom Davies, who was a finalist for Government & Politics Reporting, at the Indiana Pro SPJ awards last night! Congrats 👏

Congrats to Kaitlin Lange & Ryan Martin for the win!

You can read the stories on State Affairs:
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The first openly competitive contest for the Republican gubernatorial nomination in a generation will end with Tuesday’s primary election, as will crowded races for several open congressional seats. Here are the 6 races to watch ⬇️ From Rory Appleton. stateaffairs.com/indiana/electi…

For State Affairs Indiana, I wrote about an interesting central Indiana primary race in the state senate:

A young first-time candidate groomed by the GOP for office vs. a longtime incumbent in a unique position at the statehouse.

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Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jennifer McCormick⭐️ criticized her Republican opponents during a Wednesday news conference, saying Hoosiers are “tired of what they saw” during a debate featuring five of the GOP hopefuls the night before. pro.stateaffairs.com/in/elections/m…

State Affairs Indiana Brad Chambers (Text ‘BRAD’ to 38676) Enough money to run for office, not enough money to pay his debts

.Brad Chambers (Text ‘BRAD’ to 38676) has already put $9 million of his own money into his campaign for #Indiana ’s next governor, arguing that big ideas and actions are needed in the coming years to propel the state and its economy forward. Our profile from Tom Davies ⬇️ stateaffairs.com/indiana/electi…

State Affairs Indiana Senator Mike Braun Don’t vote for Braun. He doesn’t care one bit about Indiana. Vote McCormick