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Meet Blythe Potter
Blythe is a lifelong Hoosier, U.S. Army veteran, and co-owner of a locally owned small business in Bargersville.
She served in Iraq as part of a personal security detail for General George Casey. Back home, she built a small business from the ground up, guided by the values of service, honesty, and community care. Her journey from Republican voter to Democratic candidate has been shaped by experience, reflection, and the belief that Indiana deserves better than what we’ve been handed.
Increase voter access
Indiana ranks 50th in voter turnout. That’s not a coincidence. That’s a system designed to keep power where it already is.
While our current Secretary of State has focused on foreign junkets, partisan voter purges, and no-bid contracts, I’ll focus on what really matters: making sure every eligible Hoosier can register, vote, and be counted.
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Modernize outdated systems
From business registration to campaign finance, the tools meant to serve Hoosiers are clunky, confusing, and outdated. As a small business owner and end user of these platforms, I’ll streamline services like InBiz and make them more accessible for working people, rural communities, and entrepeneurs
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Fight Voter Suppression
Laws like the SAVE Act are designed to silence women, young people, and marginalized voters. I’ll oppose every effort to make voting harder—and work to expand early voting, protect student access, and secure absentee ballots for military families.
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Restore Ethics
The Secretary of State’s office has been used for self-promotion and partisan favors. I’m running to bring accountability back to government by ending no-bid contracts, improving transparency, and making sure this office works for all of us, not just insiders.
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