Curtis Hill on Government Reform

	Curtis Hill 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

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

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

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