Indiana State House District 47

Current seat holder: Robb Greene.

Michael Potter

Michael Potter Potter studied at Indiana University, 1999 and has worked professionally as Environmental consultant.

· Ballotpedia

Campaign site

“I played in the Little League and Bantam Football programs and eventually played varsity football. A significant experience in high school for me was participating in the Center Grove Summer Earth Science Field Trip which led me to a 23-year career as a Licensed Professional Geologist and environmental science consultant.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey)
“I respect a woman's right to make her own personal health decisions with her own doctor.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey)
“I've looked up to many people over the years. #1 is my mother. She has worked very hard to support her family. She raised me to work hard. I want her to be proud of the decisions that I make.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey)

Robb Greene

Robb Greene Robb Greene lives in Shelby County, Indiana. Greene earned a bachelor's degree in political science from Indiana University–Purdue University Indianapolis.

· Official legislative page

Campaign site

“There was a time when families could count on the institutions in our country to generally have their interests in mind. Or, if they didn't, to at least leave them alone. But, today, those institutions all seem to have turned on us. Big government. Big business. Big Tech. They've become so big and hostile that they now threaten our entire way of life.” (Campaign website excerpt via Ballotpedia)
“Big government has gone from merely threatening our pocketbook to making us feel like enemies in our own country. Corporate America went from just pushing products to pushing hostile agendas on us. And, Big Tech went from being platforms to share photos and connect with friends to censoring speech and creating dangerous concentrations of power. These “Big Three” have pushed the envelope so far that the America that existed only five years ago now feels like a distant memory.” (Campaign website excerpt via Ballotpedia)