Tonya Pfaff
Tonya Pfaff Pfaff has taught math at West Vigo High School and later at Terre Haute North Vigo. After election to the Indiana legislature, she became ranking minority member of the Natural Resources Committee.
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“1) Education- we have a teacher shortage, declining graduation rates and we spend too much time on testing in the classroom. 2) Economic development is the key to growing and sustaining any community. We need to do a better job of attracting businesses and industry to our state. 3) Job training and retraining-we need to focus on workforce development so that we can attract and retain businesses.”
(Campaign website excerpt via Ballotpedia) “2) Economic development is the key to growing and sustaining any community. We need to do a better job of attracting businesses and industry to our state. 3) Job training and retraining-we need to focus on workforce development so that we can attract and retain businesses.”
(Campaign website excerpt via Ballotpedia) “I think it is important to be honest, hard-working and a good listener. Many people are very passionate about their issues and it is important to have an open mind, listen and be responsive. Government should be for the people, not for the elected official.”
(Campaign website excerpt via Ballotpedia)Amy Lore
Amy Lore Lore qualified under Indiana election law to appear on the November 2026 general election ballot representing the communities of Indiana House of Representatives District 43 in the 2027 legislative session.
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“I believe leadership should reflect the values and priorities of the people who call Vigo County home. As your State Representative, I will be a strong voice for our community in Indianapolis.”
(Campaign website) “As your State Representative, I will be a strong voice for our community in Indianapolis.”
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