Round 1 of door-knocking is DONE! 🚪👊🔥 Hit the neighborhoods hard today with the TP Action crew and the Tusk Force — real conversations, real energy, and neighbors locking in their plan to vote! 🗳️💪 Huge shoutout to Attorney General Todd Rokita for rolling up his sleeves, walking the doors with us, and personally encouraging folks to get out and vote. Leadership in action! 🙌🇺🇸 Your vote is your voice. Let’s keep the momentum going! 🚀 #GetOutTheVote #DoorKnocking #Vote #Indiana #TuskForce #TPAction

Beau Bayh and JD Ford. Two radical peas in a pod. Too radical for Hoosiers.

One nepo baby just bankrolled another. Illinois billionaire JB Pritzker wrote Beau Bayh a $10,000 check. Pritzker doesn’t live here, doesn’t vote here, and doesn’t answer to Hoosiers. Why is the Illinois governor spending money in an Indiana election? That’s a $10,000 question.

This morning, I filed a lawsuit in Marion County Superior Court asking the court to order the Indiana Election Commission to meet before the November 3 election to consider the four campaign finance complaints pending in the Secretary of State’s race. Hoosier voters deserve stronger accountability and transparency in the conduct of our elections. Today I am asking the Indiana Election Commission to meet, which it has not done since July. It is ignoring four complaints filed in the Secretary of State’s race. Early voting has already started. Traditionally, the Commission meets in September, which did not happen this year. Not meeting is an abandonment of duties. The current makeup of the Commission is two Republicans and two Democrats. This is a system designed to fail. The two parties are protecting themselves, rather than protecting the integrity of voting and elections in Indiana. The non-action of the Indiana Election Commission, its failure to meet, and its disregard of its duty to Hoosiers is why I have taken legal action asking the Commission to convene – and the courts to ensure that happens. We are not asking for a particular outcome; that is entirely up to the Commission, but we are asking the Commission to do its job by holding a meeting on any complaints that have been filed to date and take action well before Election Day, so voters have all the information they deserve. Transparency and accountability are the cornerstone of rebuilding trust in the Secretary of State’s office and in our elections. To get there, the Commission should make decisions before the election and enforce campaign finance laws. The Indiana Election Commission should convene a meeting, do its job, and get to work on behalf of Hoosier voters. I ask my fellow candidates to join me in making this request.

xitter.cf/Indy_reporter_/status/… Well, there it is. Papa Birch had to help @BeauBayh with campaign funds. EVAN BAYH COMMITTEE -> Indiana Democratic Congressional Victory Committee-> Baby Birch SAUCE: docquery.fec.gov/pdf/489/202…

I have just signed the Statement of Principles for The Lincoln Party and made a 3-part pledge to Hoosier voters. 1️⃣ I won't run attack ads. My campaign will not produce, pay for, or approve ads attacking my opponents. I'll ask for your vote on my record and my plans for this office, nothing else. 2️⃣ I'll only promise what this office can deliver. The Secretary of State runs Indiana's elections, handles business filings, and regulates securities. We will not be asking for federal legislation that interferes with Indiana’s ability to run its own elections, nor will we talk about other issues where the Secretary of State has no control. When involving the state legislature, we will talk only about those issues within the purview of the office of Secretary of State, such as making the Recount Commission and the Election Commission non-partisan. 3️⃣ I'll tell you plainly what this job is. You deserve to know what you're voting for. I'll be straight with you about what the Secretary of State can do and what it can't. Voters have a right to the truth about the people asking for their vote and the truth about the office they're seeking. This pledge is my promise to give you both. You can read the full Statement of Principles for the Lincoln Party at the link here: thelincolnparty.org/statemen…