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🎉My statement celebrating my primary victory: Hoosier voters across the state sent a bold message that they want legislators who will fight for President Trump’s America First Policies. As we knocked on the doors of 8,300 homes, I kept hearing the need to fight for affordability and safety and security. I was proud to have President Trump and Gov. Braun’s endorsements for being the proven fighter who partners with them on conservative policies. Indiana plays a vital role in advancing the conservative cause. I look forward to helping my fellow conservatives who won their primary races get through the General Election so we can work together as a strong unit in the Senate. This was a long primary season, with a Senate District 15 primary fight that never needed to happen. Voters had a clear choice of two very different candidates. They chose the unwavering pro-life conservative who stands on principle, no matter the cost, rather than the candidate fielded last summer by an Attorney General and U.S. Senator hungry to hold influence. I wish Darren Vogt the best as he turns his attention back to his other endeavors, including running Parlor Donuts with his son, continuing his term on the Northeast Allen County School Board, and in his employment as U.S. Sen. Jim Banks’ Special Assistant. I thank God for the good gift of my children, grandchildren and my husband, Steve, with me every step of the way. I had an incredible campaign team and committed supporters and friends who also tirelessly stood with me. And I’m especially grateful to President Donald Trump and Gov. Mike Braun for recognizing my conservative records and endorsing me. It’s an honor to have their confidence and the confidence of the voters I’m humbled to serve.

After all provisional ballots are counted, we will prevail and be declared the winner of this race. I want to thank President Donald Trump for his unwavering support and endorsement. President Trump is the leader of our party, and it showed clearly tonight in his victories across the state.