We held our first public event—The People’s Power Hour—where we came together to talk redistricting and rebuilding the Democratic Party. Full of energy, ideas, and community. Shoutout to my wife Saba for the birthday cake and our team for making it happen. More to come. Let’s climb.

Safety isn’t just about crime rates. It’s about trust, fairness, and dignity. For too long, politicians have failed to deliver real safety. That changes now. Let’s climb.

The war on marijuana has punished Black and brown Hoosiers for decades. Legalize it. Expunge old convictions. Reinvest in the communities most harmed. Let’s climb.

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Reentry should mean stability, not losing health care. We need Medicaid access, mental health care, and addiction treatment ready for returning citizens on day one. Let’s climb.

11,000+ doors knocked. 35,000+ outreach attempts. More voter contact than the state party or any Democratic official in Indiana. This campaign is a grassroots defense vehicle—fighting GOP redistricting and rebuilding the Democratic Party from the ground up. Let’s climb.

We’re hosting our first event. We’d love for you to be there. 🗓️ Sept 27 | 2–3:30pm ET 📍2105 N. Meridian St., Indianapolis, IN 🎟️ RSVP: www.GeorgeHornedo.com/events This event is about reclaiming our voice and rebuilding the Democratic Party from the bottom up. Bring a friend. Spread the word.

Kids deserve a chance to grow, not a life defined by one mistake. Reform juvenile justice so the focus is rehabilitation, not incarceration. Let’s climb.

Too many Hoosiers face eviction, wage theft, or discrimination without a lawyer. Fair outcomes require equal access to legal protection. Let’s climb.

Indiana locks up parents at one of the highest rates in the country. Kids and families pay the price. Reentry, clean slate laws, family support. A second chance should mean a real path forward. (And excuse me sounding like RFK Jr. in my introduction for a hot second…audio issues!) Let’s climb.

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Appreciate 93.1 WIBC-FM for the chance to talk about building a safer Indianapolis. My “A Safer City” plan is about prevention, rebuilding trust, and making sure safety and fairness go hand in hand. wibc.com/737728/congr...

Public safety only works when people trust the police. Civilian oversight. De-escalation. Community policing that builds relationships, not fear. Let’s climb.

Gun violence shouldn't be normal. And it’s not inevitable. We need community programs, universal background checks, and action against illegal gun trafficking. Let’s climb.

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Gun violence doesn’t just take lives. It leaves lasting trauma in families and neighborhoods. We need trauma recovery centers, violence interruption programs, and real support for survivors. Let’s climb.

We’re hosting our first event. We’d love for you to be there. 🗓️ Sept 27 | 2–3:30pm ET 📍2105 N. Meridian St., Indianapolis, IN 🎟️ RSVP: www.GeorgeHornedo.com/events This event is about reclaiming our voice and rebuilding the Democratic Party from the bottom up. Bring a friend. Spread the word.

Too many lives have been lost in mental health emergencies that never should have involved police. We need 24/7 neighborhood crisis teams, real community clinics, and care that saves lives instead of ending them. Let’s climb.

Indianapolis families deserve more than soundbites. We need leaders who will prevent violence, rebuild trust, and treat gun violence like the public health crisis it is. Let’s climb.

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Nearly 1 in 4 Indy renters spend more than half their income on rent. For every 100 low-income Hoosiers, only 38 homes are affordable. Stability shouldn’t be a dream. Let’s build systems that work—housing, care, health, and more. Let’s climb.

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Childcare in Indy costs more than a year of college—over $14,000 a year. Parents shouldn’t have to choose between staying employed and caring for a child. This isn’t a luxury. It’s infrastructure. Let’s climb.

1 in 3 Hoosiers lack local mental health access. Caregivers provide $9.4B in unpaid care. Seniors face scams every day. Real care means clinics, protections, and support. Not waiting for disaster. Let’s climb.

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Health care shouldn’t cost a fortune. Hoosiers spend 10.7% of income on care, many counties lack a hospital, and our hospital prices are sky-high. We can fix this—public option, drug caps, community clinics. Let’s climb.

790,000 Hoosiers provide $10.8B in unpaid care every year. No one should have to choose between work and family. Paid leave is essential. Let’s climb.

Nearly half of Indy lives in food deserts. Our air ranks 11th worst in the U.S. Healthy neighborhoods are the foundation of public health. Let’s invest in parks, clean air, transit, clinics where people actually live. Let’s climb.

790,000 Hoosiers provide $10.8B in unpaid care every year. No one should have to choose between work and family. Paid leave is essential. Let’s climb.

Too many in Indy are working hard and still falling behind. We can build a stronger foundation—housing, healthcare, childcare, services that work. It’s time to stop managing decline and start building systems that deliver. Let's climb.

If companies want tax breaks, they need to give back with local jobs, training, and long-term investment. No more public money without real returns for our communities. Let’s climb.

Women in Indiana make 78 cents for every dollar a man earns and the racial pay gap is even wider. We need to enforce equal pay laws and hold companies accountable so no one is shortchanged for their work. Let’s climb.

Big corporations profit off Indiana’s people and infrastructure but dodge paying their share. We need to close the loopholes and make sure they invest back into the communities they impact. Fairness isn’t optional. It’s overdue. Let’s climb.

Too many young workers in Indiana can’t afford to live near the jobs and schools they rely on. We need to expand affordable housing near work, campuses, and transit so people can build a future without being pushed out. Let’s climb.

Nearly 40% of Indiana’s graduates leave within a year, taking their talent and potential with them. We need to offer student loan relief to those who stay and work here, building a stronger economy and future from within. Let’s climb.

Young people in Indiana are ready to work, but too often the path is blocked. We need to expand an apprenticeships, vocational training, and paid on-the-job learning so every young person has a fair shot at building a career and a future here at home. Let’s climb.

Trump knows he’s losing so he’s pressuring Republicans to rig the maps. Indiana Republicans need to get off their knees and show some backbone. We’re organizing neighbors to fight back. Join us. www.mobilize.us/georgehorned...

Indiana has the jobs, but too many Hoosiers are blocked from getting them. We must invest in career training that leads to real work, not just more debt. From trades to tech to healthcare, it's time to build pathways that lift local talent into local opportunity. Let's climb.

Indiana should be a clean energy leader, not a state left behind. Let’s invest in local workers, lower energy bills, and build careers that stay rooted in our communities. Clean energy isn’t just about climate. It’s about economic opportunity. Let’s climb.

Better transit means access to jobs, education, and opportunity. It’s time we invest in a system that connects every neighborhood because mobility is a right, not a privilege. Let’s build a city that moves everyone forward. Let’s climb.

Indiana families pay some of the highest utility bills in the Midwest and still face blackouts. I’m running to upgrade our grid, expand clean energy, and lower costs. Let’s build a system that works for people, not just utility companies. Let’s climb.

Too many Indy neighborhoods have been left behind. Crumbling roads, broken sidewalks, failing water systems, no broadband. It’s time to fix what’s broken and prioritize the communities ignored the longest. Let’s climb.

Why do Indiana’s small businesses pay full freight while big corporations dodge taxes? It’s time to fix the rules, close loopholes, and let local businesses reinvest in their workers and neighborhoods. Let’s climb.l

Starting a small business shouldn’t feel like running an obstacle course. We must cut red tape, streamline permits, and make government a partner—not a barrier—for entrepreneurs across Indianapolis. Time to build an economy that works for everyone. Let’s climb.

Too many local entrepreneurs have the ideas, but not the capital to bring them to life. In Congress, I’ll fight to expand access to funding, grow small businesses, and build an economy that works for everyone. Let’s climb.

I’m not running to fill a seat. I’m running to build a future. For too long, DC has treated leadership like a lifetime appointment. Indianapolis can lead the change and it starts here. Let’s climb. punchbowl.news/article/camp...

Rebuilding the party starts now, not after I win. That’s why I’m speaking beyond my district. Let’s climb.

Financial literacy is survival, not a luxury. Nearly 1 in 5 Indiana households are underbanked or unbanked. We must expand access to financial tools, break debt traps, and help families build real stability. Let’s climb.

Spoke yesterday with the incredible team at RecycleForce—a group turning second chances into new opportunities by reducing waste, creating jobs, and rebuilding lives. The work they do strengthens our environment and our community.

Indiana’s minimum wage hasn’t moved in over 14 years. No one working full-time should live in poverty. It’s time to raise wages and respect the people who keep this city running. This is how we give everyone a fair shot. Let’s climb.