William Colteryahn
William Colteryahn William Colteryahn's career experience includes working as a social worker.
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“For the past decade, I’ve worked at FSSA helping shape policies that support people in need. I’ve seen firsthand how recent cuts are hurting families, and staying silent isn’t an option.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey) “Indiana’s incentives—not internet use—are driving data‑center growth. Companies get decades of tax breaks, avoid major utility costs, and bypass local zoning power. Communities should control what gets built and set their own standards. Hoosiers also deserve real privacy protections: opt‑in data collection and no mass‑surveillance tools like Flock. We need a local‑control approach that protects communities, privacy, and the environment.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey) “Many Hoosiers distrust their elected officials, and the system gives them reasons. Indiana’s part‑time legislature means lawmakers often vote on bills that affect their own employers or finances. The ethics committee is made up entirely of legislators, with no bipartisan or independent oversight. We need stronger safeguards: real financial disclosure and an independent body that monitors conflicts of interest instead of relying on voluntary recusals.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey)Gregory Steuerwald
Gregory Steuerwald Steuerwald's professional experience includes working as an Attorney with Steuerwald, Zielinski & Witham, probation officer and mediator. Standing Committees: House Courts and Criminal Code Committee House Judiciary Committee House Statutory Committee on Ethics
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“As your representative, I have proudly fought to support our local schools, voted for the largest tax cut in state history, and worked to increase funding for law enforcement and first responders.”
(Campaign website) “This session I supported the largest tax cut in state history along with an automatic taxpayer refund for Hoosiers. When the state takes in more than it needs, I believe it's only right to return that money to those who earned it. Now, we are once again in a position to return more money to Hoosiers, and I look forward to returning to the Statehouse to provide additional inflationary relief.”
(Official legislative website) “These proposed maps are the culmination of a months-long effort, which included listening to Hoosiers across the state. We pulled together all the data along with public input to draw fair maps that account for shifts in population over the years. We look forward to obtaining additional public input and fulfilling our constitutional duties in the coming weeks.”
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