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Indiana Representatives District Legislator Email Legislative Assistant Phone District Legislator Email Legislative Assistant Phone 1 Carolyn Jackson h1@iga.in.gov Peter Okeafor 317-232-9875 51 Denny Zent h51@iga.in.gov Matthew LoPrete 317-232-9833 2 Earl Harris h2@iga.in.gov Luis Nino 317-234-9048 52 Ben Smaltz h52@iga.in.gov Andrew Alvarez 317-232-9620 3 Ragen Hatcher h3@iga.in.gov Jalen Jones 317-234-3101 53 Robert (Bob) Cherry h53@iga.in.gov Emily Skooglund 317-232-9651 4 Ed Soliday h4@iga.in.gov Rachel Swartwood 317-234-9450 54 Thomas (Tom) Saunders h54@iga.in.gov Andrea Zimmerman 317-232-9863 5 Dale DeVon h5@iga.in.gov Hannah Joy Alte 317-232-9769 55 Cindy Ziemke h55@iga.in.gov Rachel Swartwood 317-234-9450 6 Maureen Bauer h6@iga.in.gov Jalen Jones 317-234-3101 56 Brad Barrett h56@iga.in.gov Elias Arnett 317-232-9643 7 Jake Teshka h7@iga.in.gov Elias Arnett 317-232-9643 57 Sean Eberhart h57@iga.in.gov Bethany Schrock 317-232-9981 8 Ryan Dvorak h8@iga.in.gov Ian McDaniel 317-232-9671 58 Michelle Davis h58@iga.in.gov Conner McCarthy 317-234-9447 9 Pat Boy h9@iga.in.gov Shelby Baumgartner 317-233-5248 59 Ryan Lauer h59@iga.in.gov Jon Brunnemer 317-232-9657 10 Chuck Moseley h10@iga.in.gov Kyle Donohue 317-232-9987 60 Peggy Mayfield h60@iga.in.gov Matt Jaworowski 317-232-9802 11 Michael Aylesworth h11@iga.in.gov Conner McCarthy 317-234-9447 61 Matt Pierce h61@iga.in.gov Shelby Baumgartner 317-233-5248 12 Mike Andrade h12@iga.in.gov Samantha Lozano 317-232-9834 62 Jeff Ellington h62@iga.in.gov Matthew LoPrete 317-232-9833 13 Sharon Negele h13@iga.in.gov Lewis Ostermeyer 317-232-9816 63 Shane Lindauer h63@iga.in.gov Evan Petty 317-234-9028 14 Vernon G. Smith h14@iga.in.gov Anne Hancock 317-232-9976 64 Matt Hostettler h64@iga.in.gov Evan Eagleson 317-232-9648 15 Hal Slager h15@iga.in.gov Emily Skooglund 317-232-9651 65 Chris May h65@iga.in.gov Bethany Schrock 317-232-9981 16 Douglas Gutwein h16@iga.in.gov Bethany Schrock 317-232-9981 66 Zach Payne h66@iga.in.gov Evan Petty 317-234-9028 17 Jack Jordan h17@iga.in.gov Josh Bain 317-232-9753 67 Randy Frye h67@iga.in.gov Rachel Swartwood 317-234-9450 18 Craig Snow h18@iga.in.gov Evan Petty 317-234-9028 68 Randy Lyness h68@iga.in.gov Jon Brunnemer 317-232-9657 19 Julie Olthoff h19@iga.in.gov Andrea Zimmerman 317-232-9863 69 Jim Lucas h69@iga.in.gov Conner McCarthy 317-234-9447 20 Jim Pressel h20@iga.in.gov Jackson Thomas 317-232-9850 70 Karen Engleman h70@iga.in.gov Hannah Joy Alte 317-232-9769 21 Timothy Wesco h21@iga.in.gov Josh Bain 317-232-9753 71 Rita Fleming h71@iga.in.gov Luis Nino 317-234-9048 22 Curt Nisly h22@iga.in.gov Dolan Monroe 317-234-3827 72 Edward (Ed) Clere h72@iga.in.gov Jon Brunnemer 317-232-9657 23 Ethan Manning h23@iga.in.gov Andrew Alvarez 317-232-9620 73 Steven Davisson h73@iga.in.gov Rachel Massey 317-234-2993 24 Donna Schaibley h24@iga.in.gov Rachel Massey 317-234-2993 74 Steve Bartels h74@iga.in.gov Matt Jaworowski 317-232-9802 25 Donald Lehe h25@iga.in.gov Lewis Ostermeyer 317-232-9816 75 Cindy Ledbetter h75@iga.in.gov Matthew LoPrete 317-232-9833 26 Chris Campbell h26@iga.in.gov Jalen Jones 317-234-3101 76 Wendy McNamara h76@iga.in.gov Whitney Peterson 317-232-9815 27 Sheila Klinker h27@iga.in.gov Peter Okeafor 317-232-9875 77 Ryan Hatfield h77@iga.in.gov Kyle Donohue 317-232-9987 28 Jeff Thompson h28@iga.in.gov Emily Skooglund 317-232-9651 78 Holli Sullivan h78@iga.in.gov Brock Patterson 317-232-9619 29 Chuck Goodrich h29@iga.in.gov Jackson Thomas 317-232-9850 79 Matt Lehman h79@iga.in.gov Tyler Murrell 317-234-9380 30 Mike Karickhoff h30@iga.in.gov Matt Jaworowski 317-232-9802 80 Phil GiaQuinta h80@iga.in.gov Kim Charles 317-232-9628 31 Ann Vermilion h31@iga.in.gov Cody Eckert 317-234-9499 81 Martin Carbaugh h81@iga.in.gov Evan Petty 317-234-9028 32 Tony Cook h32@iga.in.gov Andrea Zimmerman 317-232-9863 82 David Abbott h82@iga.in.gov Rachel Massey 317-234-2993 33 J.D. Prescott h33@iga.in.gov Dolan Monroe 317-234-3827 83 Christopher Judy h83@iga.in.gov Andrea Zimmerman 317-232-9863 34 Sue Errington h34@iga.in.gov Shelby Baumgartner 317-233-5248 84 Robert Morris h84@iga.in.gov Brock Patterson 317-232-9619 35 Elizabeth Rowray h35@iga.in.gov Lewis Ostermeyer 317-232-9816 85 Dave Heine h85@iga.in.gov Lewis Ostermeyer 317-232-9816 36 Terri Austin h36@iga.in.gov Luis Nino 317-234-9048 86 Ed DeLaney h86@iga.in.gov Ian McDaniel 317-232-9671 37 Todd Huston h37@iga.in.gov Brittany Jenkins 317-232-9677 87 Carey Hamilton h87@iga.in.gov Lafayette Jordan 317-232-9794 38 Heath VanNatter h38@iga.in.gov Elias Arnett 317-232-9643 88 Chris Jeter h88@iga.in.gov Dolan Monroe 317-234-3827 39 Jerry Torr h39@iga.in.gov Cody Eckert 317-234-9499 89 Mitch Gore h89@iga.in.gov Lafayette Jordan 317-232-9794 40 Gregory Steuerwald h40@iga.in.gov Andrew Alvarez 317-232-9620 90 Michael (Mike) Speedy h90@iga.in.gov Whitney Peterson 317-232-9815 41 Tim Brown h41@iga.in.gov Emily Skooglund 317-232-9651 91 Robert Behning h91@iga.in.gov Evan Eagleson 317-232-9648 42 Alan Morrison h42@iga.in.gov Evan Eagleson 317-232-9648 92 Renee Pack h92@iga.in.gov Kyle Donohue 317-232-9987 43 Tonya Pfaff h43@iga.in.gov Julian Winborn 317-232-9798 93 John Jacob h93@iga.in.gov Hannah Joy Alte 317-232-9769 44 Beau Baird h44@iga.in.gov Bethany Schrock 317-232-9981 94 Cherrish Pryor h94@iga.in.gov Julian Winborn 317-232-9798 45 Bruce Borders h45@iga.in.gov Josh Bain 317-232-9753 95 John Bartlett h95@iga.in.gov Ian McDaniel 317-232-9671 46 Bob Heaton h46@iga.in.gov Whitney Peterson 317-232-9815 96 Gregory Porter h96@iga.in.gov Peter Okeafor 317-232-9875 47 John Young h47@iga.in.gov Cody Eckert 317-234-9499 97 Justin Moed h97@iga.in.gov Lafayette Jordan 317-232-9794 48 Douglas Miller h48@iga.in.gov Jackson Thomas 317-232-9850 98 Robin Shackleford h98@iga.in.gov RaeVen Ridgell 317-232-9827 49 Christy Stutzman h49@iga.in.gov Josh Bain 317-232-9753 99 Vanessa Summers h99@iga.in.gov RaeVen Ridgell 317-232-9827 50 Daniel Leonard h50@iga.in.gov Rachel Swartwood 317-234-9450 100 Blake Johnson h100@iga.in.gov RaeVen Ridgell 317-232-9827.
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