The Marion County Republican Party.
Indianapolis, Indiana
Joined January 2009
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IndyGOP retweeted
Fed Up?
You don’t have to tell Sharon from book club. We just need an actual prosecutor.
Vote Foust.
IndyGOP retweeted
Karen Momper (R) outraised Washington Twp. Trustee Frank Short (D) nearly 6-to-1 in the pre-election period, per CFA-4s: $44,823 to $7,850. Momper’s total includes $7,603 in loans. Cash on hand: Momper $41,473, Short $4,558.
Big thanks to @mhuckleby1, our Lawrence Township GOP Chair, for fueling us up before we hit the doors! 🇺🇸
Mallory and I were excited to host IN Comptroller @Elise_Nieshalla, candidate for Marion Co Prosecutor @PhilipMFoust, & candidate for Congress Patrick McAuley for a Super Saturday! Thanks to all of the volunteers headed out to knock on doors for our @indgop team!
Meet @ChiefTVaughn, candidate for Marion County Sheriff!
With 30 years in law enforcement and over a decade as Chief of Police for the Southport Police Department, Vaughn brings experience from both county and municipal law enforcement.
His priorities include improving public safety, strengthening accountability, and restoring public confidence in the Office.
IndyGOP retweeted
Great evening at the Marion County GOP Fall Dinner. Thank you to everyone who came out, shared a meal, and talked about building a safer, saner Marion County. Enjoyed the conversations, the support, and the chance to speak with so many dedicated neighbors and leaders. Let’s keep the momentum going!🇺🇸
IndyGOP retweeted
“From Six Cents to Common Sense” – Republican leadership turned our State around financially. In 2002, with Democrats in charge, Indiana had only six cents in the bank and owed millions to our schools.
Today, we have a balanced budget, healthy reserves, low debt, well-funded pensions and a AAA credit rating.
Six Cents to Common Sense. Vote early. Vote now. Vote Republican.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for our Annual Fall Dinner! We had a packed room and incredible energy as we head into the final stretch before Election Day.
A special thank-you to our guest, @AriFleischer, for sharing his insights, stories, and advice with us.
Make a plan to support our Marion County GOP ticket: indyrepublicans.com/2026-can…
IndyGOP retweeted
Inspiration was at high tide tonight at the Indy Republicans Lincoln Day Dinner — Ari Fleischer shared incredible insights from his press secretary days for President George W. Bush and gave a GREAT shout out to Max Engling for Secretary of State! We also received a charge to WIN BACK Indianapolis for the sake of public safety and good governance from Mr. Bob Elroy, who wrote the legislation for Unigov and was the general counsel for the inaugural City-County Council. I was honored to present him with the State Party Chair’s Award on behalf of Lana Keesling. And on that note of winning back Indianapolis for public safety — vote Philip Foust for Prosecutor!
IndyGOP retweeted
WHY HAS THERE BEEN NEARLY 100% TURNOVER IN INDY PROSECUTORS⁉️
👉 Experienced Deputy Prosecutors saw RYAN MEARS moving to decriminalize the criminals, while destroying the morale of both prosecutors and police…they fled his Radical Agenda
⏰ Time for Change #VoteFoust #FOP
IndyGOP retweeted
BAIT AND SWITCH: Why won’t Ryan Mears Sign a Pledge to Serve his full term if Elected⁉️
Philip Foust Signed it, Warns Ryan Mears is going to Run for Indy Mayor then someone else (Unelected by the People) becomes Prosecutor
Is there Another Radical Rogue Prosecutor in the Wings?
IndyGOP retweeted
WILL HE MAKE THE PLEDGE⁉️
Candidate @PhilipMFoust Signed a Pledge to Serve a Full Four-Year Term as
Marion County Prosecutor if Elected
He Challenged Ryan Mears to do the same, why won’t he? #Easy #SignThePledge
IndyGOP retweeted
IndyStar asked if @ryanmearsindy is soft on crime. Then they published 3,000 words without the data they said would answer the question.
The true test is prison time in plea agreements, cases he does and doesn’t file, and what Mears counts as a “conviction” when touting his murder trial rate. HINT: it is not always a conviction for murder. It is also in a thousand other decisions that show whether the elected prosecutor cares more about criminals than victims: whether to pursue sentencing enhancements, whether to move to revoke bond when a defendant picks up a new case, how hard to argue a probation violation, whether to oppose expungement of a criminal record, and on and on.
I’ve served as a deputy prosecutor, and I know what it means to really fight for victims. That’s not what Mears is doing.
The IndyStar reporters said sentencing data was the first thing they wanted, but then said it “is not data that’s centrally tracked” and “it’s just not tracked.” They ran the piece without it. As the Wachner child-sexual-abuse-material case showed, what you actually need are the terms of the plea agreements. Ryan Mears has those terms. Hand them over. Wachner also showed you cannot trust Mears’s version of what happens in the courtroom. When the press pulled the record, it was a DIFFERENT story: his office did not ask for prison for a teacher who bought horrific infant pornography.
“Not tracked” is not the same as “the data does not exist.” IndyStar treated that gap as proof the criticism is bogus rather than questioning why Mears is not transparent.
That is not an investigation of his record. That is an investigation of the numbers he will let you see.
Ryan Mears knows his misleading claims and his lack of transparency will not hold up to real scrutiny from someone who knows that office inside and out — like me. That is why he hides behind opaque stories about data that supposedly is not tracked — data his office controls. THAT IS WHY HE WILL NOT DEBATE.
Marion County Prosecutor Ryan Mears has been accused of handing out "sweetheart" plea deals. We analyzed 220,000 cases to see what the data shows. indystar.com/story/news/inve…
IndyGOP retweeted
Vote for Karen Momper for Washington Township Trustee in Marion County! You can count on her for fiscal responsibility & compassionate leadership. When I think of Karen, I remember our husband’s watching our young kids so we could go celebrate Governor Mitch Daniels’ first Election Night victory, and how we went through a class at her church and the Lugar Series together…and her incredible help on my campaigns. My mom, Cindy Noe, and I can attest to Karen’s deep commitment to community and public service. Get to know her here, you’ll be so glad you did… karenmomper.com
Meet Patrick McAuley, Republican nominee for Indiana’s 7th Congressional District.
For years, Patrick and his team have worked with neighborhoods across the district, listening to residents and developing practical, community-driven solutions. His campaign is focused on expanding pathways to homeownership, increasing access to skilled trades and career opportunities, and strengthening trust between law enforcement and the communities they serve.
Learn more about his campaign: mcauleyforthe7th.com
Meet @PhilipMFoust, Republican candidate for Marion County Prosecutor.
As prosecutor Foust’s mission is simple: enforce the law, seek justice for victims, and protect the public.
If you are fed up with unchecked crime, disorder, and decay – Vote Foust.
Learn more at philipfoust.com
