Indiana State House District 38

Current seat holder: Heath VanNatter.

Nate Stout

Nate Stout Nate Stout earned a bachelor's degree from Indiana University in 2005. His career experience includes working as a business consultant.

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“We have a public education crisis in Indiana, and I believe we must end subsidized private education and reinvest those dollars back to public schools. I graduated the same year as the Columbine tragedy, and teachers have LESS respect and pay today. Paying teachers & limiting state control in community school budgets is priority one.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey)
“With my business background, I have already found multiple examples of how incumbent Republicans are not good stewards with our money. Spending hundreds of millions on jails, a few hundred thousand for luxury government SUV's, and most counties are struggling financially. We need to support true small business, and significantly improve transparency in all business dealings.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey)

Heath VanNatter

Heath VanNatter Assemblymember VanNatter was born and raised in Howard County. VanNatter is a graduate of Northwestern High School.

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“His commitment to public service and his community is deserving of recognition, and I'm proud to honor him with the Sagamore of the Wabash for his many years of leadership and service to Indiana.” (Official legislative website)
“An extra $170 or $340 could mean a lot, especially to low- and middle-income Hoosiers. Today's report shows our economy is not only making a comeback, it's running at a record-setting pace. It's great to see more and more businesses fully operating and Hoosiers back to work. Good government means looking out for taxpayers, and this refund is about keeping our commitment to them and fiscal responsibility.” (Official legislative website)
“Like many in our community, I am happy that an end to the statewide mask mandate and capacity restrictions will come in the next few weeks. We are now more than a year into this public health crisis, and our COVID-19 metrics continue to move in an encouraging direction. With this progress and more vaccines heading to our state, locals are well prepared to mitigate the effects of the virus based on their own unique data.” (Official legislative website)