I proudly serve Hoosier families in the U.S. Senate. Contact my office at (202) 224-5623 for assistance. You can also visit our website for additional info.
Nearly 2,000 veterans of the American Revolution settled in Indiana. Today’s American service members serve across the world, but a chain of devotion connects our earliest veterans to the men and women who wear the uniform today and keep us safe. May our nation never forget their sacrifices.
Thank you to America’s veterans and their families for your dedication to protecting our freedoms. Today, we honor all the brave men and women who have served and sacrificed for our nation.
Thank you @SenToddYoung for voting YES to advance #BAAJA! 🙌
Hoosiers deserve affordable, reliable energy, not red tape that keeps 650+ energy projects stuck in permitting limbo. Let’s finish the job.
Glad to see this federal funding is coming to Noblesville. I supported this effort to improve safety along Greenfield Avenue and want to thank @USDOT, @MayorJensen, and city leaders for prioritizing this project.
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America’s permitting system takes too long and costs too much. Permitting reform will cut red tape and lower energy costs for Hoosier families. Indiana is the most manufacturing intensive state in the nation, and fixing this broken system will fuel future growth. Congress needs to get this done.
@DanielElliottIN has every right to engage with Taiwan and strengthen Indiana’s economic partnerships without interference from Beijing. Indiana officials are accountable to Hoosiers, not the Chinese Communist Party.
On October 12, 2026, I received a letter from the Consulate General of the People’s Republic of China in Chicago objecting to my attendance at a Taipei Economic and Cultural Office event and urging me to avoid future interactions with Taiwanese authorities. My statement:
Today, I visited the Indianapolis Electrical Apprenticeship Training center to learn how this facility is preparing Hoosiers for careers in biotech and life sciences.
These apprenticeships equip Hoosier workers with skills that can be applied to multiple industries. I’ve introduced the WAGES Act to help employers invest in apprenticeship opportunities and prepare for the jobs of the future.
We should better understand what we make here at home, keep tariffs focused on strategic industries, lower them on non-strategic goods we don’t produce or can’t produce enough of, and use our leverage to reward allies willing to confront China’s unfair trade practices.
Given the actions of China and other bad actors, tariffs can be a useful tool to bring countries to the negotiating table – but there needs to be a table, and a deal worth making.
Americans are rightly focused on the cost of living. One of the causes of increased costs is that our current tariff structure is overly broad, and as a result, it is negatively affecting too many American factory floors, farms, small businesses, and family budgets. I’ve said for over a year that our tariff policy must be tied to clear objectives focused on protecting America’s economic and national security.
Our combat-wounded veterans have sacrificed so much in service to our country, and they deserve the full benefits they have earned.
The Major Richard Star Act would ensure these veterans receive all the pay and benefits they deserve. Congress needs to get this legislation across the finish line.
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We have a great opportunity in the lame duck session to restore a small amount of trust by banning Members of Congress from trading stocks. I've been talking about this for many months, and it should be a no-brainer.
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Following the election on Tuesday night, I’ve spent time talking with a variety of folks from across our state and will continue to do so. Hoosiers want what I want: government at every level intently focused on deliverables — honest governance, more economic opportunity, lower prices, and a safer country. These are simple priorities but essential to helping families and restoring trust. Let’s get back to work.
Good news for Allen County: more than $1 million in new federal funding will help improve railroad crossing safety by building a new pedestrian bridge in New Haven.
I supported this initiative to address longstanding rail crossing challenges and improve public safety.
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Last week, our team joined @RepJimBaird, officials from the U.S. Treasury Department, local chambers of commerce, and @PurdueResFound for a tour of @Saab's manufacturing facility in West Lafayette.
Saab’s work supports good-paying Hoosier jobs, strengthens America’s defense industrial base, and is another way Indiana is contributing to our national security.