Welcome to this week’s update from Team Todd, where we run through what Todd is up to, what’s coming soon, and a few interesting articles that highlight just how important conservative leadership is right now with Democratic control of the White House and Congress.
Indiana Right to Life Endorses Todd Young for Re-Election
The Indiana Right to Life Political Action Committee (IRTL-PAC) proudly announced its endorsement of Todd Young for United States Senate.
“Todd Young is a strong pro-life voice in the United States Senate. We need a fighter like Todd who won’t back down to the all-out assault on the unborn being waged by the Biden-Harris administration. Indiana can be proud to be represented by Todd Young in the Senate and we urge all pro-life Hoosiers to support him with their votes, time, and financial support.”
-Mike Fichter, IRTL-PAC Chairman
Todd Raised $1.1 Million in First Quarter of 2022
After shattering Indiana fundraising records in 2021, Todd is proud to announce that we kicked off 2022 by raising $1.1 million in the first quarter, have over $6.1 million cash on hand, and surpassed $12 million raised for our re-election campaign.
90% of donations under $100
Over 6,800 donations
A huge thank you to all of Todd’s generous supporters!
Biden’s Iran Deal Would Create a Foreign Policy Disaster
Joe Biden’s Iran deal would create a foreign policy disaster for the U.S. and hand Xi, Putin, Khamenei a major victory. No deal is better than this bad deal.
Read Todd’s full op-ed.
Todd Spoke at the Wayne County Lincoln Day Dinner
Todd was honored to join fellow Hoosier Republicans at the Wayne County GOP Lincoln Day Dinner in Richmond.
Todd updated Hoosiers on how he’s fighting back against President Biden’s record inflation and his shortsighted decision to eliminate Title 42, which would surge the all-time high illegal immigration crisis to even higher levels.
Where Are Todd’s Troops?
This week, Todd’s Troops attended the Spencer County Republicans Meeting, Hamilton County Republican Breakfast, and Republican Party Lincoln Day Dinners in Noble, Daviess, Howard, Harrison, Adams, and LaGrange counties.
Original source can be found here.
