Business · Indianapolis, IN
Hightower Services, Inc.
Gave $10,050 to the campaigns of 19 current Indiana state legislators from 2023–2026: $6,800 to Republicans, $2,750 to Democrats, $500 to Independents.
Recipients
| Legislator | District | Total |
|---|---|---|
| J.D. Ford Democratic | State Senate District 29 | $1,200 (3 gifts) |
| Mark Genda Republican | State House District 41 | $1,000 (2 gifts) |
| Ed Charbonneau Republican | State Senate District 5 | $800 (2 gifts) |
| Greg Taylor Democratic | State Senate District 33 | $800 (2 gifts) |
| Liz Brown Republican | State Senate District 15 | $800 (2 gifts) |
| Steve Bartels Republican | State House District 74 | $550 (2 gifts) |
| Kyle Pierce Republican | State House District 36 | $550 (2 gifts) |
| Brad Barrett Republican | State House District 56 | $500 |
| Ed Clere Independent | State House District 72 | $500 (2 gifts) |
| Jim Pressel Republican | State House District 20 | $500 (2 gifts) |
| Greg Walker Republican | State Senate District 41 | $400 |
| Linda Rogers Republican | State Senate District 11 | $400 |
| Blake Doriot Republican | State Senate District 12 | $400 |
| Bob Behning Republican | State House District 91 | $300 |
| Bob Morris Republican | State House District 84 | $300 |
| Dale DeVon Republican | State House District 5 | $300 |
| Blake Johnson Democratic | State House District 100 | $250 |
| Carey Hamilton Democratic | State House District 87 | $250 |
| Kyle Miller Democratic | State House District 82 | $250 |
Covers contributions to current state legislators' own campaign committees reported to the Indiana Election Division, 2023–2026 (data as of Nov 8, 2026). Gifts to party committees, caucus committees, statewide candidates, and federal campaigns are not included. Contributions filed under slightly different spellings of this name are combined. Spot an error? Let us know.