Unlike Jim Baird, Drew Cox doesn't take any money from PACs, including AIPAC. For everyone in Indiana's 4th Congressional District, vote for the candidate who will actually work for the people, and not just the biggest donors.
Thanks to everyone who voted for me in the primary! Let’s go and beat Baird in November!
This past Wednesday, the Supreme Court struck down a voting map from Louisiana that contained a majority African American constituency. If you didn’t know, the Voting Rights Act of 1965 allows for creation of majority-black districts if their voter representation was diluted by gerrymandering. For decades, it's been one of the largest pieces of legislation which protects minority communities within the democratic process.
Now, this can only be done if the map is drawn with intentional racial discrimination, which is extremely difficult to prove. This ruling isn’t just affecting one district in Louisiana; it’s setting a dangerous precedent for legislatures across the country that they can redraw their maps and get away with it. Equal voter representation, specifically for black communities, is being targeted by our current administration.
As your representative, I will not only fight for the needs of Indiana residents, but for civil rights and representation everywhere within the United States.
May 5th is Primary election day. If you haven't yet, visit Indiana Voters to find your nearest polling station.
For Congressional District 4, vote Drew Cox to ensure your voice is heard in DC.
Contrary to what Lt. Governor Micah Beckwith said last week, I know that Indiana’s public schools are vital parts of our communities. Within these schools, music programs bring in funding, foster life skills, and give students a creative space to be themselves.
I see this value, and before my time teaching at Purdue, helped direct the Lebanon High School marching band from 2017-2019. It’s beyond disappointing to see a public official attack his own student constituents for demonstrating their creative talents and encouraging parents to pull their kids out of public schools.
Our campaign is committed to supporting public schools and paying teachers the salaries that they deserve, because we know that public education is the backbone of our amazing communities.