Beau Bayh for Indiana Secretary of State

Beau Bayh is a seventh-generation Hoosier who was raised to believe public service means actually serving the public — not your political party, and certainly not yourself. For Beau, that meant joining the United States Marine Corps. He served as an Infantry Officer, where he rose to the rank of Captain and graduated from the Scout Sniper Unit Leader’s Course.

His Endorsement comes after his Nomination at the Indiana Democratic Convention.

Coumba Kebe for Indiana Treasurer

Coumba Is running for Indiana State Treasurer because she believe Hoosiers deserve a leader who understands both the numbers and the people behind them.

Jessica Bailey for Indiana Comptroller

Jessica is a proven leader looking to give residents of Indiana a government that is dedicated, transparent, accountable, and focused on the people.

Frank Mrvan for U.S. Representative IN-01

A lifelong public servant, he is putting his decades of experience to work for the people of Northwest Indiana, reaching across the aisle to form alliances, secure funding, and pass legislation to protect our jobs, our healthcare, and our economy.

I will continue to bring back investments to grow the Northwest Indiana economy, fight for working men and women, protect women’s reproductive rights, and fight for good-paying job opportunities that support members of organized labor.

Jamee Decio for U.S. Representative IN-02

A devoted student of American History, Jamee grew up in a Northern Indiana family that welcomed everyone to their table. Her parents taught by example: Party lines meant little compared with character, community service, faith, and charity.

Jamee believes our federal government must refocus on the basic needs of all Americans, instead of seeking to control Democratic-led cities. She condemns using ICE to deport undocumented immigrants who hold jobs and pay taxes. She objects to spending $1.71 billion on deportations when millions of Americans are losing Medicaid and struggling with rising costs of food, fuel and housing.

As a member of Congress, Jamee will safeguard democracy and cooperate with fellow lawmakers to restore unity and hope for everyone.

Kelly Thompson for U.S. Representative IN-03

Hi, I’m Kelly Thompson, a mother of six, grandmother of 12. I have a BS of Business Administration from the University of Central Florida. I am married to my high school sweetheart. I am co-owner of a concrete contracting company that serves Northern Indiana, Southern Michigan, and Western Ohio. I founded a non-profit for at risk youth to reduce teen suicide, offer academic help, and work with their parents to help their homes become safer.

My work with the local youth opened my eyes to the REAL needs of our community, so I decided to make sure our local Representative was aware of them. He was not interested, dismissive. So, I decided to run to represent our families myself. I never saw myself as a politician; I still don’t. But I am an advocate, a problem solver, and fiercely courageous, especially when there is so much on the line.

Drew Cox for U.S. Representative IN-04

My name is Drew Cox, and I’m running to represent Indiana’s Fourth District in Congress. I’m a lifelong Hoosier and veteran raised by a farmer and public schoolteacher, and I’m committed to delivering the policies that serve Indiana’s residents instead of corporate interests.

Here in District 4, our elected officials have failed to represent working people. Our campaign is fighting to change that. We are putting young people and policies at the forefront of the campaign, and refusing to accept any corporate PAC donations to ensure that our interests lie entirely with the people.

J.D. Ford for U.S. Representative IN-05

Hoosiers deserve a voice and a choice in their leadership. That’s why I’m running for Congress. You helped me flip a long-held Republican district with the same hard work, compassion and drive that I’ll bring to Washington. I’ll fight to lower healthcare costs, empower all Hoosiers, and make life more affordable for the families who keep Indiana moving. As the first openly LGBTQ+ legislator in our state’s history, I know what it means to feel left out and I’m committed to building a state and a nation with liberty and justice for ALL.

Cynthia “Cinde” Wirth for U.S. Representative IN-06

Cynthia “Cinde” Wirth is a seventh-generation resident of Bartholomew County, Indiana (Columbus), where she raised her family. As a scientist and educator, she spent more than a decade teaching high school biology and environmental science. Cinde inspired her students to take their STEM skills out of the classroom by creating and teaching a marine biology research based study abroad program on the Caribbean island of Bonaire.

In 2018-2019, she served as a congressional fellow in Washington, D.C., learning to write science and education policy while navigating bipartisan challenges.

A first-generation college graduate, in 2025 Cinde earned her Ph.D in cultural and educational policy from Ball State University, proudly capping off a winding path through her own education journey.

André Carson for U.S. Representative IN-07

Congressman André Carson has dedicated his career to public service as an advocate for Hoosier families. Since being elected to serve the 7th Congressional District, he has focused on growing the economy, strengthening national security and building a stronger middle class.

As a senior Member of the House Intelligence Committee, André led the first open hearing on Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon in 50 years. He continues to serve on House Intel as well as the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee — where he fights for stronger transit, Amtrak funding, and investments in our roads — as well as the newly-formed Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party.

As one of four Muslims serving in Congress, André is a champion for vulnerable populations and is committed to ensuring everyone is protected equally under the law. André has long been involved in the fight to achieve gender fairness, religious freedom, and marriage equality.

Mary Allen for U.S. Representative IN-08

Mary has called Indiana home for more than 30 years. After leaving for military training, she returned to Evansville to raise her three daughters in the community she loves. Today, she and her husband, Greg, live in downtown Evansville, where they enjoy time with their two grandchildren and their dog, Pierre.

Mary currently serves as an At-Large City Councilor, where she serves as Vice President. She serves on the County’s Solid Waste Board and the board of the Evansville Metropolitan Planning Organization. Mary has been a small business owner for more than 15 years. She owned Sixth and Zero until November of 2025. And she and her husband Greg co-own Virginia Street Properties, where they have rehabbed several homes to support neighborhood improvements.

Service has always been at the heart of Mary’s life. An Army Reserve veteran, she has invested decades in strengthening her community—serving 10 years in a nonprofit urban ministry, creating a neighborhood garden, and investing in mental health. Today, she chairs the board of the Enterprise Zone, working to revitalize distressed communities.

Mary is running for Congress to bring people together, solve real problems, and make sure the next generation has more opportunities—not fewer.

Brad Meyer for U.S. Representative IN-09

Brad Meyer is running for Congress to get things done for working people. He did not plan on a career in politics, but he walked away from a secure retirement because he could not ignore the direction this country is headed. After 17 town halls and 5 roundtables, he has heard the same thing: people are not just worried about one issue, they are losing sleep over everything.

He sees young people starting out behind and workers in their prime still struggling to find solid ground and a path to a secure retirement. These problems are not accidents. They are the result of deliberate policy choices that have shifted power and wealth to the top while working families fall further behind.

Brad supports Medicare for All because no one should have to go broke just trying to stay alive. He is fighting for higher wages, fair taxes, and restoring the collective bargaining power that built the middle class.