Press Releases

  • 09/04/08 - DANIELS EDUCATION PLAN IS A FANTASY MORE
  • 09/03/08 - Mike Sodrel Abandoned Indiana’s Veterans When They Needed Him the Most MORE
  • 09/02/08 - Indiana Democratic Party Officially Files Barack Obama and Joe Biden as NomineesIndianapolis, IN­ – Today, Dan Parker, Chair of the Indiana Democratic Party, officially filed the Democratic Party’s nominees for President and Vice President of the United States.  He also filed the names of the eleven individuals to be presidential electors. MORE
  • 08/22/08 - HOOSIERS CONTINUE TO STRUGGLE UNDER DANIELS ECONOMY MORE
  • 08/21/08 - DANIELS CONTINUES TO BE OUT OF TOUCH WITH HOOSIER VALUES MORE
  • 08/14/08 - NEW FIGURES SHOW HOOSIERS STRUGGLING IN THE DANIELS ECONOMY MORE
  • 08/05/08 - Indiana Democratic Party Chair Dan Parker on Gov. Mitch Daniels and “taxpayer protect "His budget in 2005 not only raised property taxes to the tune of $1 billion; he proposed to raise the income tax in 2005; raised the cigarette tax in 2007; raised the sales tax in 2008; and he wants local governments to raise local income taxes.  Mitch Daniels has never met a tax he didn't want to raise." MORE
  • 07/30/08 - 128th IDEA Convention to take place this weekend  The annual Indiana Democratic Editorial Association Convention will return to French Lick this weekend. Taking place Thursday, July 31st through Saturday, August 2nd at the French Lick Resort and Casino, the 128th IDEA Convention will bring together elected officials, candidates, activists and supporters from across Indiana. MORE
  • 07/22/08 - National Republican organization writes Mitch Daniels $725,000 check Confirming the vulnerability of his re-election effort, the Republican Governors Association today dumped nearly three-quarters of a million dollars into Mitch Daniels' campaign. MORE
  • 07/11/08 - Indiana’s Campaign for Change will Open Offices in Five Indiana Communities The six offices are the first of more than 25 the Campaign for Change plans to open around the state. Local offices will have regular office hours and serve as the hub in the community for a variety of campaign activities and the central organizing point for grassroots outreach in the area. They will also be a place where Hoosiers who are committed to change can get engaged in volunteer opportunities, as well as where voters can learn more about Barack Obama and other Democratic candidates on the ballot this fall. MORE

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