2016 IN Governor's race: on Technology


John Gregg: $16B for water projects via Infrastructure Bank

Gregg understands the challenges Indiana faces when it comes to our aging and outdated water infrastructure. Hoosiers see the sewage overflow in the streets and in their basements. Parents get the letters from schools where water tested positive for lead & water fountains are closed. Businesses cannot expand into rural areas where there is no infrastructure to provide water & process wastewater. Over the next 20 years, Indiana will need $16 billion to address these infrastructure needs for drinking water, combined sewer overflow, wastewater, & storm water drainage. If we do not address Indiana's deteriorating water/sewer infrastructure now, the problems will only get worse and more expensive. This is a public health, economic development and quality of life issue that can no longer be ignored.

A Gregg/Hale administration plans to address this need head on. Local governments will be able to apply to the Hoosier State Infrastructure Bank for water infrastructure improvement projects.

Source: 2016 Indiana governor campaign website GreggForGovernor.com Aug 31, 2016

John Gregg: Roads and infrastructure are a priority

If elected in 2016, Gregg promised to work across party lines to develop a sustainable road funding plan that includes a state-funded rebuilding of the Cline Avenue Bridge and work to attract high-paying jobs, not just a lot of minimum wage jobs.
Source: Northwest Indiana Times on 2016 Indiana Gubernatorial race Oct 29, 2015

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IN: vs.Holcomb(incumbent) vs.Melton(D) vs.Myers(D)
MO: Parson(incumbent) vs.Galloway(D) vs.Neely(R)
MT: Bullock(retiring) vs.Fox(R) vs.Perry(R) vs.Gianforte(R) vs.Stapleton(R) vs.Olszewski(R) vs.Neill(D) vs.Schreiner(D) vs.Cooney(D) vs.Williams(D)
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Murphy(D) vs.Ciattarelli(R)
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Edwards(D) vs.Rispone(R) vs.Abraham(R) vs.Kennedy(R,declined)
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