Indiana State Senate District 26

Current seat holder: Scott Alexander.

Andrew Dale

Andrew Dale Andrew Dale graduated from Burris Laboratory School. Dale earned an associate degree from Vincennes University in 1988 and a bachelor's degree from Ball State University in 1990.

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“Utility costs are too high. It’s time our state legislature got out of the backseat with utility interests and into the driver’s seat when it comes to regulating ever-ascending utility costs.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey)
“Housing is an issue on several fronts, from affordability to availability and condition and safety, to the hardship that’s created by Indiana’s flat-footed approach to how tax sale properties are handled. And, it’s time that our state legislature takes a far more comprehensive approach to issues of homelessness by approaching the issue as an opportunity rather than a criminal matter.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey)
“Indiana’s educational voucher system bleeds Indiana’s public schools both financially and structurally in the short- and moderate-term, and in the long-term limits the promise of public education which has received historic investment. It’s time to make a course correction on how and where our public education dollars are spent.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey)

Scott Alexander

Scott Alexander Scott Alexander graduated from Delta High School in 1984. Alexander's career experience includes owning and working as the president of Alexander & Company Real Estate Appraisers Inc.

· Official legislative page · Ballotpedia

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“Small-business owner. Community leader. State Senator. Fighting to lower costs and deliver for our local communities.” (Campaign website)
“Scott Alexander is a devoted husband, father, small-business owner, and community leader who believes in the promise of our Hoosier way of life.” (Campaign website)
“He believes government should be responsive, that jobs and opportunity should be grown here at home, and that our communities deserve safe roads, dependable schools, and a strong future.” (Campaign website)