Organizations
endorsing Senator Brent Waltz for re-election

 

 


A Message from Brent Waltz
Author of Senate Joint Resolution 8 – a constitutional amendment to repeal residential property taxes

Thank you for coming to our 2008 campaign website. It has been an honor to serve the citizens of the 36th Senate District these past 4 years in the Indiana General Assembly, and I humbly ask for your vote. Looking back on our first term together I am proud of what Indiana has accomplished.

1) The first real property tax reform in a generation has successfully been approved
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2) State government no longer balances its budget on the backs of local governments and schools.

3) Child predators are now themselves being targeted by law enforcement with stronger laws.

While much has been accomplished we must acknowledge that there is still much work left to do. A nationwide housing market collapse followed by higher gasoline prices worldwide is threatening the quality of life Hoosiers enjoy. As a small businessman, I know that economic development must be a major priority – and it is. Workers who have lost are in jeopardy of losing their jobs must be given the tools to reequip themselves for an ever changing workforce – adult education and job training is important. Likewise, teaching the next generation of Hoosiers must remain – as it has been for generations – a fundamental obligation of state government.

We have much to be thankful for. But we also have much to do in the coming years. Please join me in working towards the bright and successful future Indiana deserves.

Be sure to check out our "Promises Made, Promises Kept" page.
I'm here to serve YOU and to keep my promises!

Brent Waltz
Brent Waltz
Senator,
State of Indiana - District 36

Senator Brent Waltz

“Brent Waltz was one of the first legislators to take on the issue of illegal immigration in Indiana.” --A.K. Indianapolis.

“We need to vote for more people like Brent. He has the experience, judgment, and insight to make Indiana a success.” --J.C. Greenwood.


By the Committee to re-elect Brent Waltz
2008