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NFIB Indiana PAC Endorses 61 Candidates for Seats in State Legislature

September 1, 2022 Last Edit: June 5, 2025

NFIB Indiana PAC Endorses 61 Candidates for Seats in State Legislature

The NFIB Indiana PAC today endorsed 15 candidates for state Senate and 46 candidates for seats in the Indiana House. The political action committee is comprised solely of NFIB members. “There’s a lot riding on the outcome of this year’s election,” NFIB State Director Natalie Robinson said. “Small businesses are dealing with the worst inflation in decades, the challenge of finding enough qualified workers, and persistent problems with the supply chain. It’s essential that we choose candidates who will support Indiana’s job creators and do everything they can to create an environment that allows small businesses to grow and create jobs.” The NFIB Indiana PAC’s endorsements are based on candidates’ records and positions on small business issues. This endorsement is important to these campaigns. Small business owners and their employees vote in high numbers and are known for actively recruiting friends, family members, and acquaintances to go to the polls. The National Federation of Independent Business is the nation’s leading small business advocacy organization. To learn more about NFIB in Indiana, visit www.NFIB.com/IN. Endorsements by Senate and House Districts An asterisk notes members of NFIB Senate District 1 Dan DernulcDistrict 4 Jeff LarsonDistrict 11 Linda Rogers*District 14 Tyler JohnsonDistrict 17 Andy Zay*District 21 James BuckDistrict 23 Spencer DeeryDistrict 25 Mike Gaskill*District 26 Scott Alexander*District 27 Jeff RaatzDistrict 29 Alexander ChoiDistrict 31 Kyle WalkerDistrict 41 Greg WalkerDistrict 45 Chris Garten*District 48 Mark Messmer*House District 5 Dale DeVonDistrict 7 Jake TeshkaDistrict 15 Harold SlagerDistrict 17 Jack JordonDistrict 19 Julie Olthoff*District 21 Timothy WescoDistrict 22 Craig SnowDistrict 24 Donna SchaibleyDistrict 25 Becky CashDistrict 28 Jeffrey ThompsonDistrict 30 Michael KarickhoffDistrict 32 Fred GlynnDistrict 33 John PrescottDistrict 34 Dale BashamDistrict 35 Elizabeth RowrayDistrict 36 Terri Austin*District 39 Jerry TorrDistrict 41 Mark Genda*District 42 Alan MorrisonDistrict 43 Andrew McNeilDistrict 45 Bruce Borders*District 46 Bob HeatonDistrict 49 Joanna KingDistrict 51 Dennis ZentDistrict 52 Ben SmaltzDistrict 54 Cory CriswellDistrict 56 Brad BarrettDistrict 59 Ryan LauerDistrict 60 Peggy Mayfield*District 62 Dave HallDistrict 63 Shane LindauerDistrict 65 Christopher MayDistrict 66 Zach PayneDistrict 69 Jim Lucas*District 70 Karen EnglemanDistrict 72 Edward ClereDistrict 73 Jennifer MeltzerDistrict 75 Cindy LedbetterDistrict 76 Wendy McNamaraDistrict 78 Tim O’BrienDistrict 81 Martin CarbaughDistrict 82 Davyd JonesDistrict 88 Chris JeterDistrict 89 Michael-Paul HartDistrict 90 Mike SpeedyDistrict 93 Julie McGuire

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