Nate Anderson is the Democratic candidate for Indiana State Representative District 53. He envisions an Indiana where every individual, regardless of their background, has the opportunity to thrive. His platform is built on the core principles of affordability, advocacy for the working class, robust funding for public schools, and unwavering support for our veterans.

Veterans for Indiana is proud to endorse Dr. Jennifer McCormick for Governor! Jennifer’s son is a West Point graduate and serving in the military. When she is elected our next governor, she will be overseeing the National Guard so we feel it’s important to support her candidacy, her son, and our collective future.

Thomas Horrocks has been a church pastor for nearly 8 years, and also a chaplain in the Indiana Army National Guard for nearly 10 years. He is running because he has gotten tired of sitting on the sidelines. He believes our state government should focus more on actually helping Hoosiers, and he's running to help make that happen.

Tiffany Stoner is running for the Indiana House of Representatives in District 25. She running because Indiana has shifted away from being a state with sound policies for all. Tiffany has been deeply rooted in the community for 25 years as a small business owner, active volunteer, mother of four, and wife of a Colonel and Combat Veteran in the Army Reserves.

Veterans for Indiana is proud to endorse Ed DeLaney! Please help us support Ed, Veterans for Indiana, and future endorsed candidates by sharing this and future posts as well as liking following our candidates.

Veterans for Indiana is proud to endorse Renee Turner-Pack! Please help us support Renee, Veterans for Indiana, and future endorsed candidates by sharing this and future posts as well as liking following our candidates.

Matt McNally is a husband, father, and Afghanistan Veteran. With 22 years of military service he is ready to continue serving the residents of the 39th District. Matt is running for state representative to serve the needs of fellow Hoosier families, not the wants of special interest groups.