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Local Control for Hoosier Prosperity
"The government closest to the people serves the people best."
~ Thomas Jefferson
This is what the Statehouse has accomplished
Indiana ranks 41st out of 50 states in income, 41st in health costs, 40th in 4-year degrees, 42nd in STEM degrees,
45th new business job creation, 46th in alternative energy, etc.
2021 Report Card
Indiana Chamber of Commerce
Local
Control
Concentrating power in Indianapolis has made our state weak and unable to respond to challenges or seize opportunities.
Strong
Workforce
The capacity to produce and maintain a skilled workforce is the critical competitive advantage in the 21st century.
Grow
Businesses
Competitive advantage in production, increasing earnings and wages, is driven by Industry 4.0
technology adoption.
Affordable
Healthcare
Indiana's high health care costs are not just a burden on Hoosiers, but also reduce the competitiveness of our businesses.
Energy
Security
Statehouse negligence or complicit support has put the interests of utility corporations ahead of Hoosier wellbeing.
Addiction &
Mental Health
These illnesses must be treated with the same empathy and resources as the diseases of other organs of the body.
Reproductive
Freedom
Statehouse obsession with control now extends to micromanaging reproductive care and limiting women's
access to contraception.
Leading
Education
Statehouse neglect and politicization of our education system is putting our children's future at risk, as well as Indiana's.
Community
Security
Supporting Law Enforcement, Prosecutors, and our Mental Health community will make us safer and lower costs by reducing recidivism.
More about the Statehouse performance
"Over the past few decades, our legislature has allowed education to
deteriorate, and pressed down hard on the ability for local communities to enjoy self-government... Localities are treated like
out-of-control children, incapable of functioning and requiring strict
regulation and unbending discipline."
Morton Marcus
Former Director, Indiana Business Research Center
Eye on the Pie
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