PAC · Business and trade groups · Indianapolis, IN
Indiana Dealers Election Action for Survival
Gave $36,500 to the campaigns of 20 current Indiana state legislators from 2023–2026: $35,500 to Republicans, $1,000 to Democrats.
Recipients
| Legislator | District | Total |
|---|---|---|
| Chris Garten Republican | State Senate District 45 | $10,000 (2 gifts) |
| Rod Bray Republican | State Senate District 37 | $5,000 |
| Jim Pressel Republican | State House District 20 | $5,000 |
| Aaron Freeman Republican | State Senate District 32 | $4,500 (3 gifts) |
| Greg Steuerwald Republican | State House District 40 | $2,000 (2 gifts) |
| Todd Huston Republican | State House District 37 | $1,500 |
| Mike Young Republican | State Senate District 35 | $1,000 (2 gifts) |
| Jean Leising Republican | State Senate District 42 | $1,000 (2 gifts) |
| Kyle Walker Republican | State Senate District 31 | $1,000 |
| Jeff Raatz Republican | State Senate District 27 | $500 |
| David Niezgodski Democratic | State Senate District 10 | $500 |
| Stacey Donato Republican | State Senate District 18 | $500 |
| Wendy McNamara Republican | State House District 76 | $500 |
| Michael Crider Republican | State Senate District 28 | $500 |
| Gary Byrne Republican | State Senate District 47 | $500 |
| Cyndi Carrasco Republican | State Senate District 36 | $500 |
| Ryan Mishler Republican | State Senate District 9 | $500 |
| Liz Brown Republican | State Senate District 15 | $500 |
| Earl Harris Democratic | State House District 2 | $500 |
| Jim Tomes Republican | State Senate District 49 | $500 |
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. The industry label is assigned by AI from the name and may not be exact. Spot an error? Let us know.