That’s over 57% of house republicans, and that number has been growing in recent weeks.

The Marlin Stutzman for US Senate Campaign was proud to announce the endorsement of 28 members of the Indiana House of Representatives. Stutzman has been traveling the state for over a year, and the level of support he has built at the grassroots level is really beginning to show. Marlin was endorsed by 23 of his Indiana State Senate colleagues last month, and now another 28 legislators are signing on because they know Marlin is a committed conservative with the ability to get things done.

Senator Stutzman stated, “I am extremely humbled and energized by the endorsement of so many strong conservatives who are serving Hoosiers from every corner of the state.”

The twenty eight representatives are listed below.

State Rep. Bob Cherry, Greenfield
State Rep. Matt Bell, Avilla
State Rep. Wes Culver, Goshen
State Rep. Dick Dodge, Pleasant Lake
State Rep. Bob Behning, Indianapolis
State Rep. Tim Brown, Crawfordsville
State Rep. Bruce Borders, Jasonville
State Rep. Eric Koch, Bedford
State Rep. Bill Davis, Portland
State Rep. Tim Neese, Elkhart
State Rep. Jack Lutz, Anderson
State Rep. Tom Saunders, Lewisville
State Rep. Ed Soliday, Valparaiso
State Rep. Doug Gutwein, Francesville
State Rep. Randy Truitt, Lafayette
State Rep. Jackie Walorski, Jimtown
State Rep. David Wolkins, Winona Lake
State Rep. David Yarde, Garrett
State Rep. Phyllis Pond, New Haven
State Rep. Cindy Noe, Indianapolis
State Rep. Mark Messmer, Jasper
State Rep. Matthew Lehman, Berne
State Rep. Sean Eberhardt, Shelbyville
State Rep. Tom Knollman, North Liberty
State Rep. Phil Hinkle, Indianapolis
State Rep. Tom Dermody, LaPorte
State Rep. Greg Steuerwald, Danville
State Rep. Rich McClain, Logansport

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