Indiana's House Democrats have had their sights set on breaking the Republican supermajority for several cycles now. In this year's election, though, the national party is stepping in with resources.

Lindsay Gramlich leads a team of 20 staff and 20 board members and oversees a $2.2 million operating budget and a $2.5 million endowment for ...

On Tuesday, Feb. 17, Lindsay Gramlich was endorsed by Run for Something (RFS), a national organization that recruits and supports the next generation of leaders for state and local office.

Carmel resident Lindsay Gramlich will run for election in 2026 for the Indiana House of Representatives District 39 seat. Gramlich and the Indiana House Democrats announced her candidacy Nov. 14.

WASHINGTON—Today, the DLCC announced our slate of 11 Target Races in the Indiana House as we aim to flip seats and push back against the GOP’s decade-long supermajority.

I am a mom to three wonderful children, a nonprofit CEO of Girls, Inc of Greater Indianapolis, and a proud, lifelong Hoosier raising my family in Carmel, Indiana

Lindsay Gramlich officially filed paperwork on Wednesday, Jan. 14, with the Indiana Election Division to formalize her candidacy for the Indiana House of Representatives’ 39th District, which serves portions of Carmel and Westfield.

The Hamilton County Leadership Academy (HCLA) has selected 36 individuals who live or work in Hamilton County for the Class of 2026. This group will participate in HCLA’s 10-month community leadership program beginning in late August with a two-day opening retreat.