Curtis Hill in 2024 IN Governor's race
On Principles & Values:
Guided by faith; strongly advocates for traditional values
Guided by his faith, Curtis strongly advocates for traditional values and conservative governance. From his early days as a county prosecutor to his successful tenure as attorney general,
Curtis has been a servant leader who has done the heavy lifting to defend and protect Hoosier values. Curtis is living the American dream.
Source: 2024 Indiana Gubernatorial campaign website CurtisHill.com
Dec 19, 2023
On Abortion:
Supports legislation that restricts access to abortion
A Christian and father, Curtis and his wife Teresa are deeply pro-life and know that life begins at conception. In 2022, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down Roe v. Wade and made abortion a state issue. As governor, Curtis will defend the sanctity of life
and support legislation that restricts access to abortion. Abortion is both a legal and a moral issue, and there is no issue more critical to justice than protecting society's most vulnerable: the unborn.
Source: 2024 Indiana Gubernatorial campaign website CurtisHill.com
Dec 19, 2023
On Budget & Economy:
Audit government to make appropriate budget cuts
As governor, Curtis will audit the state government to find unnecessary expenditures so Indiana lawmakers can make appropriate budget cuts.
In office, Curtis will implement the same accountability measures that reformed the state's attorney general's office to hold government officials, elected leaders, and Indianapolis bureaucrats accountable to Hoosier taxpayers.
Source: 2024 Indiana Gubernatorial campaign website CurtisHill.com
Dec 19, 2023
On Civil Rights:
Will end radical transgender athletic policies
As attorney general, Curtis stood up to Indianapolis bureaucrats and prohibited the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles from allowing Hoosiers to choose any gender besides male or female on their driver's license.
Curtis will end radical transgender athletic policies that allow men to compete in women's sports and fight to keep biological men out of women's bathrooms and locker rooms.
Source: 2024 Indiana Gubernatorial campaign website CurtisHill.com
Dec 19, 2023
On Corporations:
Cut state corporate income tax from 4.9% to 3.5%
?As Governor, I will work to cut our state corporate income tax from 4.9% to 3.5%, so Hoosier businesses have the resources to reinvest in their employees and communities. By cutting the corporate tax rate, we will encourage new businesses to invest
in our state, which in turn will bring new jobs, better opportunities for hardworking Hoosiers, and a larger tax base to accommodate such a cut without hurting the fiscal stability of our state.
Source: 2024 Indiana Gubernatorial campaign website CurtisHill.com
Dec 19, 2023
On Crime:
Target criminal organizations, crack down on violent crime
During the 2020 Black Lives Matter riots, Curtis stood firm in support of law enforcement and used his role as attorney general to provide resources and support to law enforcement agencies across Indiana. As a prosecutor, Curtis worked with law
enforcement to proactively target criminal organizations and crack down on violent crime. As governor, Curtis will continue his crackdown on violent criminals and make Indiana the safest place in America to live, work, and raise a family.
Source: 2024 Indiana Gubernatorial campaign website CurtisHill.com
Dec 19, 2023
On Drugs:
Legalizing marijuana is a road to nowhere good
Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill wasn't shy to share his opinion on legalizing marijuana in the state after writing a letter claiming that it would make the opioid crisis worse. "In
Indiana, we would do well to pay heed to the experience of Colorado and other states stumbling into the same mistakes. Legalizing marijuana is a road to nowhere good."
Source: CBS4 Indy on 2024 Indiana Gubernatorial race
Nov 9, 2017
On Education:
Money should follow the student rather than the system
As a father of five and husband to a schoolteacher, Curtis understands that Hoosier parents are concerned about the quality of education their children receive. As governor, Curtis will prioritize removing radical gender ideology and critical race
theory from classrooms so students are taught how to think, not what to think. Curtis believes that if children are taught to think critically, they will not succumb to radical indoctrination.Curtis believes money should follow the student rather
than the system to create fairness in opportunity. By investing in school vouchers, vocational training at the high school level, new print and technological resources, and incorporating new language and learning requirements,
Curtis believes Indiana can usher in a new era of educational freedom, free of federal entanglements, that prepares students for an ever-changing global economy.
Source: 2024 Indiana Gubernatorial campaign website CurtisHill.com
Dec 19, 2023
On Environment:
Partnered with Trump to fight EPA's excessive regulation
Curtis will continue to stand up to the EPA and federal agencies that seek to overregulate agriculture and crush small ranchers and farmers. Under Curtis' executive leadership as attorney general,
Indiana partnered with President Trump to fight the EPA's excessive water and land use regulation within state borders, giving power back to Indiana lawmakers and farmers.
Source: 2024 Indiana Gubernatorial campaign website CurtisHill.com
Dec 19, 2023
On Government Reform:
As A.G., fought burdensome federal overreach
In 2016, Curtis ran for attorney general of Indiana on a platform of supporting law and order and fighting burdensome overreach by the federal government.
In 2016, Curtis received the most statewide votes of any candidate in Indiana history, including President Donald Trump.
Source: 2024 Indiana Gubernatorial campaign website CurtisHill.com
Dec 19, 2023
On Government Reform:
Set new precedents of transparency and accountability
As attorney general and Elkhart County prosecutor, Curtis set new precedents of transparency, efficiency, and accountability. He will do the same as governor.
Curtis understands that to govern effectively, the government must operate for, of, and by the people through open channels of communication and understanding.
Source: 2024 Indiana Gubernatorial campaign website CurtisHill.com
Dec 19, 2023
On Government Reform:
Joined suit challenging counting Penn. absentee ballots
Hill thrust Indiana into the legal battle over the 2020 election by joining 16 other states in requesting that the Supreme Court halt Pennsylvania from counting absentee ballots received after Nov. 3. Hill and attorneys general from Oklahoma,
West Virginia, Kansas, Nebraska and Tennessee authored a legal brief saying that the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania's decision to extend the receipt deadline for mail-in ballots shouldn't stand because only state lawmakers can make that decision.
Source: Indianapolis Star on 2024 Indiana Gubernatorial race
Nov 11, 2020
On Gun Control:
Proud that Indiana is a constitutional-carry state
At an early age, Curtis learned the importance of the Second Amendment; as a young boy, he witnessed his home and family attacked by racist thugs. From that day forward, Curtis' father kept his family safe thanks
to the constitutional protections of our right to self-defense and the right to bear arms. Curtis is proud that Indiana is a constitutional-carry state and will stand tall against any attempts to infringe upon our Second Amendment rights.
Source: 2024 Indiana Gubernatorial campaign website CurtisHill.com
Dec 19, 2023
On Health Care:
Joined suit to end support for ObamaCare Medicaid expansion
Indiana's Attorney General Curtis Hill is one of 20 state officials lobbing a new attack at the Affordable Care Act ["ObamaCare"]. If successful, the lawsuit could mean the end of federal support for Indiana's Medicaid expansion, which is funded
through the Affordable Care Act. A multi-state lawsuit, filed [this week] in a Texas district court, argues the individual mandate--and thus the entire law--is unconstitutional, thanks to new tax laws.
Source: TK on 2024 Indiana Gubernatorial race
Jul 19, 2023
On Jobs:
State Office of Equity, Inclusion & Opportunity is pandering
Republican gubernatorial candidate Curtis Hill says he'd get rid of Indiana's Office of Equity, Inclusion and Opportunity if elected--calling it "pandering" and a "drain" on resources in a news release. "Unnecessary
government offices that exist only to pander to identity politics agendas and that do not lead to tangible positive outcomes are a drain on Hoosiers and need to be ended," said Hill, who would be Indiana's first Black governor.
Source: Indiana Capital Chronicle on 2024 Indiana Gubernatorial race
Jul 24, 2023
On Principles & Values:
Advocate for Hoosiers, not Washington lobbyists
Hoosiers are tired of the same old career politicians telling you they know better than you. On day one, Curtis will advocate for Hoosiers, not
Washington DC lobbyists or the Indianapolis establishment. As governor, Curtis will ensure Hoosiers are protected from federal overreach, and Curtis will answer to Indiana voters, not Washington, DC.
Source: 2024 Indiana Gubernatorial campaign website CurtisHill.com
Dec 19, 2023
On Social Security:
Eliminate the state income tax on retirement benefits
Like younger workers, seniors are also fleeing Indiana at historic rates. We can combat this by eliminating the state income tax on retirement benefits income for seniors over the age of 65. This will encourage seniors to remain in Indiana and
encourage seniors in neighboring, high-taxed states like Illinois to move to the state. I am also proposing a flat sales tax rate of 3% for residents over the age of 65 to assist with their transition into retirement.
Source: 2024 Indiana Gubernatorial campaign website CurtisHill.com
Dec 19, 2023
On Tax Reform:
Cut spending; eliminate income tax on earners aged 18-35
On day one, Curtis' top priority will be providing relief to Indiana taxpayers struggling to put food in their fridges and fuel in their tanks. As governor, Curtis will cut wasteful government spending and slash government regulation to allow
individuals and small businesses to prosper.. As governor, Curtis will cut taxes and work with businesses to invest in Indiana through job creation and land development.Our plan to eliminate the income tax on earners aged
18-35 would encourage young professionals to stay in Indiana while encouraging companies to expand into Indiana. The lost revenue would be made up by an increased tax base of businesses and corporations.
Indiana would be the first in the nation to implement such a tax structure, and it would pay off with young professionals moving to and remaining in Indiana to start businesses and families of their own.
Source: 2024 Indiana Gubernatorial campaign website CurtisHill.com
Dec 19, 2023
On Technology:
Protect personal information from Big Tech monopolies
Curtis stood up to Big Tech monopolies and will continue to fight and protect Hoosiers' privacy, who are concerned about
the lengths social media and tech giants will go to collect, steal and abuse personal and private information.
Source: 2024 Indiana Gubernatorial campaign website CurtisHill.com
Dec 19, 2023
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