Our endorsements for the 2026 election
Indiana's 8th Congressional District
Mary Allen
Indivisible Evansville is proud to formally endorse Mary Allen for Congress for U.S. House of Representatives District 8! District 8 includes voters in 21 counties.
Mary shares our values, she’s accessible to voters, and she’s simply the best candidate we’ve had for the 8th District in years.
Her key issues include:
Addressing the affordability crisis
Protecting Medicaid
Funding rural hospitals
Protecting public education
Expanding childcare support for working families
Securing borders with humane and smart immigration reform
Prioritizing VA funding to take care of our veterans
Supporting family farmers
Supporting age and term limits for members of Congress
Supporting a ban on congressional stock trading
Protecting our public lands
Learn more about Mary Allen and show your support at MaryAllenForCongress.com.
Indiana State House District 78
Sally Busby
Indivisible Evansville proudly endorses Sally Busby for State House District 78, which covers parts of Vanderburgh County and Warrick County. The district includes portions of the City of Evansville along with the Town of Newburgh, and extends into surrounding communities such as Highland, Melody Hill, and several local townships, including Center, Knight, Ohio, Pigeon, and Scott.
Some key issues for Sally are:
Lowering utility costs
Investing in public education
Making healthcare more affordable
Affordable housing and childcare to support Hoosier families
You can learn more about Sally and show your support at SallyForIndiana.com.
Indiana State Senate District 49
Cindi Clayton
Indivisible Evansville endorses Cindi Clayton with pride. She is running for State Senate District 49, which encompasses all of Posey County and parts of Vanderburgh counties. District 49 includes communities such as Evansville, Mount Vernon, New Harmony, Poseyville, Darmstadt, and McCutchanville.
Cindi’s top issues include:
Taking on the monopoly utilities
Restoring funding to schools
Accountability to the public.
Learn more about Cindi and her issues and show your support at cindiforsenate.com.
How to vote for Mary, Sally, and Cindi
Make sure you’re registered to vote by October 5, 2026
If you plan to vote by mail, submit your application to do so by October 22, 2026
If you plan to vote early, you can do so from October 6 - November 2, 2026 at several locations, including in these counties near Evansville:
Mark your calendar for election day, which is also the deadline for absentee ballots to be received: November 3, 2026
