By Attacking John Gregg, Mike Pence Attacks Statehouse Republicans

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May 13, 2016

s Governor Mike Pence kicked off his troubled re-election campaign this week, he was working hard to blame his opponent, Democrat John Gregg, for the global economic collapse following the 9/11 attacks. In doing so, Pence even criticized the records of current Republican leaders.

Down to the Wire

We’re in high gear as we make our final push for the May 3 primary. Recently, we’ve been in Evansville to greet voters with former President Bill Clinton at the Penny Lane Coffeehouse and to meet new friends at a campaign reception hosted by Bill and Mary Bennett.

We also were in Jasper with the Southwest Indiana Rural Letter Carriers Association and at the 50th Anniversary celebration of the TRI-CAP Community Action Agency, highlighted by the inspirational keynote speaker Sister Simone Campbell.

Indiana Democratic Party Statement on Mike Pence's Endorsement of Ted Cruz

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April 29, 2016

John Zody, Chairman of the Indiana Democratic Party, released the following statement after Governor Mike Pence formally endorsed Ted Cruz for President of the United States. 

Welcome to The Hoosier State – Home of Mike Pence’s Failed Political Career

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April 27, 2016

Below: Top Ten Reasons Why Mike Pence has Indiana Falling Behind the Rest of the USA

Welcome to the state of Indiana! For the seasoned campaigners and media visiting this great state, the Indiana Democratic Party today would like to fully extend our Hoosier Hospitality (or what’s left of it) your way.   

Mike Pence’s RFRA Puts Future Final Fours at Risk, State Economy Could Lose Millions More

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Indiana Democratic Party
Contact: Drew Anderson
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April 28, 2016

IndyStar: NCAA vote: No Final Fours in cities without anti-discrimination [state] laws 

RFRA’s long-term effects continue to hurt state economy, damage state’s “Hoosier Hospitality” reputation 

Mike Pence’s discriminatory policies continue to damage Indiana’s economy by driving economic opportunities away from the state. Just yesterday, the NCAA – which is headquartered in Indianapolis – announced the organization will no longer hold its coveted Final Four basketball tournament in states that do not have anti-discrimination policies.