Kacey Blundell
Kacey Blundell Kacey Blundell graduated from Terre Haute North Vigo High School. She earned a bachelor's degree from Indiana State University.
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“Healthcare: Healthcare must be both accessible and affordable. Too many Hoosiers—especially in rural communities—face limited options and rising costs. I will advocate for policies that expand access, reduce costs, and ensure that no one is left behind based on where they live. Hoosiers should not have to choose between healthcare and being able to pay their rent.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey) “Utilities: The Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission must better serve the public interest. Utility rates have continued to rise without sufficient infrastructure improvements. I will push for stronger oversight, greater transparency, and real accountability to protect consumers. Additionally, corporations should pay the same sales tax on utilities as residents. Fairness must be applied across the board.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey) “The property tax legislation passed in 2025 has placed an unfair burden on homeowners and small communities. I support repealing this law and correcting the formula to ensure it is equitable and sustainable. If left unaddressed, this issue will continue to strain essential local services including: police, fire departments, schools, and local governments, and threaten the long-term viability of small communities.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey)Greg Goode
Greg Goode Education and Career Development, Ranking Member Appropriations Elections Family and Children Services School Funding Subcommittee Indiana State University - Political Science and History Catholic University of America - Graduate Studies at the Pentagon Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University - doctoral student
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“Farmland & Natural Resources Greg Goode has supported legislation that protects farmland from foreign adversaries. He has protected our water from being taken by Indianapolis bureaucrats.”
(Campaign website) “With a common-sense approach, Greg is working to protect our farmland and water, improve Interstate 70, strengthen our schools, ensure American workers benefit from taxpayer-funded projects, and lower costs for families and businesses.”
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