Ashley Hammac
Ashley Hammac Ashley Hammac earned a high school diploma from Robert E. He went on to earn a bachelor's degree from the University of Arkansas in 2002, a graduate degree from Auburn University in 2005, and a Ph.D.
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“I am running for many reasons, but first and foremost, I would like to inspire others to run for office and protect our system of self governance. I promise to represent my district in such a way that reflects the needs and ideas of the people in the district and not influence peddlers and power brokers from outside the district and state.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey) “I aim to promote a local and sustainable agricultural based supply chain. This goal is multifaceted and provides for solutions in many different areas of need. First, it addresses some of the root causes that create health issues. Second, it provides jobs and economic stimulus. Third, it allows public education and health to receive adequate funding to work for rural communities.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey) “I aim to tell the AI data centers that they should present an efficient, sustainable plan to the public or go somewhere else. There are more efficient AI models which would require less energy.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey)Kendell Culp
Kendell Culp Kendell Culp lives in Rensselaer, Indiana. Culp's career experience includes working as a farmer and as the vice president of the Indiana Farm Bureau.
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“The Biden Administration's decision to open the southern border is undermining national security and Texas is on the front lines of this crisis. With illegal immigration reaching a record high, and more and more lethal drugs entering the country, I stand in support of Governor Holcomb's decision to deploy the Indiana National Guard to aid Texas as they work tirelessly to secure and protect their state.”
(Official legislative website) “Access to high-quality, affordable healthcare remains one of the most pressing challenges in our state, particularly in our rural areas. As your state representative, addressing this issue is a priority and I am excited to share that nearly $13 million in federal Grow Rural Opportunities for Well-being (GROW) grants are coming to Northwest Indiana, including Fulton, Jasper, Marshall, Newton, Elkhart, Pulaski and Starke counties.”
(Official legislative website) “Having the Chicago Bears in our area will be a win-win for not only their organization but the constituents in our communities. I'm proud of the teamwork from our governor, fellow legislators and local leaders who were able to come together to make this happen and look forward to the tremendous opportunities it will bring to Indiana.”
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