Our District. Our Voice.

Seven counties — One shared future.

From farms and small towns to growing communities, District 13 deserves representation that listens, shows up, and understands what is at stake locally.

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Indiana House District 13 (Highlighted in Purple)

How representation works

Representation should feel local.

A state representative’s job is to be a voice for our community — in Indianapolis and at home.

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Listens locally

Meets with residents, educators, farmers, businesses, and community leaders to hear what matters most.

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Votes at the Statehouse

Helps shape laws that affect our schools, healthcare, taxes, land, and local government.

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Helps constituents

Connects residents with state agencies and assists with state-government problems and questions.