IndyStar: Indiana Democrats make final push ahead of election day with ‘contract with women’
INDems will provide recaps on how Democrats have focused on the economic issues most important to Hoosiers between now and Election Day
INDIANAPOLIS -The Indiana Democratic Party, the organization that advocates for the future of Indiana and its families, today celebrated the conclusion of its “Contract with Women” statewide tour – a promise from Tom McDermott, Destiny Wells, ZeNai Brooks, Jessica McClellan, and Indiana Democrats to put women and girls’ future – not special interests and extreme agendas – first.
“Women will determine Indiana’s future, and it’s past time for politicians to prioritize an agenda that will create better lives for them. Signing the ‘Contract with Women’ means pledging to restore the right to choose, fix the state’s dismal maternal mortality rate, pass legitimate workplace protections, and solve other common-sense problems facing women and families across Indiana,” said Myla Eldridge, Vice Chair of the Indiana Democratic Party and Marion County Democratic Party Chairwoman. “Whether its their unpopular abortion ban or simply a failure to hold their own accountable, Indiana Republicans simply do not respect or value women in our state. A vote for Democrats this year is a vote to fix the mess Republicans have created across Indiana and give Hoosier women more freedom in their daily lives.”
The “Contract with Women” pledge included the following:
Todd Young and Indiana Republicans in state government simply do not respect or value women in the state. Senator Young is 100% anti-choice and confirmed the three U.S. Supreme Court justices who overturned Roe v. Wade. Republicans at the statehouse passed a dangerous abortion ban in special session and have failed to fix the state’s dismal maternal mortality rate. Diego Morales is accused of sexual assault against Republican women he worked with.
The “Contract with Women” Tour was the eleventh and final statewide tour by the Indiana Democratic Party for the 2022 election year. Collectively, the state party held more than 160 events in about 70 counties in about a year and a half. Candidates are currently barnstorming the state to talk with voters over the final days of the campaign.
Lafayette Journal & Courier: Local, state Democratic candidates gather to pledge support for women’s rights
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette: Democrats sign “Contract With Women” at Fort Wayne stop
Goshen News: Hoosier Democrats discuss their ‘Contract with Women’
Statehouse File: Dems hope to win voters with ‘Contract for Women’
Evansville City-County Observer: Tom McDermott, Jessica McClellan, Katherine Rybak, Jason Salstrom, Kaitlin Moore to Continue “Contract With Women” Statewide Tour in Evansville
Terre Haute Tribune-Star: Democrats discuss their ‘Contract with Women’
WEHT/Tristate Homepage: Democrats make final statewide push in Evansville
NWI Times: Democratic candidates ink contract pledging to fight for women’s issues if elected Nov. 8
Gary Post-Tribune: Dems focus on issues important to women — abortion, birth control, maternal mortality
WBAA: Democrats “Contract With Women” campaign push comes to West Lafayette
WTHR: Indiana Democrats sign pledge with 7 promises to women ahead of general election
Indiana Capital Chronicle: Democrats sign “contract with women” in abortion emphasis gamble
New Albany News and Tribune: Democratic candidates focus on abortion during ‘Contract with Women’ tour
Indiana Daily Student: Indiana Democrats make promises for women’s rights during their statewide tour
WFIU: Indiana Democrats bring “Contract With Women” tour to Bloomington
WLFI: Indiana Democrats sign “Contract with Women”
WNDU: Indiana Democrats visit South Bend to discuss reproductive healthcare, contraceptive access
Logansport Pharos-Tribune: Indiana Democrats sign ‘contract with women’ in abortion emphasis gamble
Madison Courier: MadWomen
Anderson Herald-Bulletin: Democrats bring ‘Contract with Women’ tour to Anderson
WISH: Indiana Democrats unveil Contract with Women in closing weeks of election
###