Karen Tallian Elected Chair of Indiana Democratic Party
Karen Tallian Elected Chair of Indiana Democratic Party

Karen Tallian Elected Chair of Indiana Democratic Party

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Former state senator Karen Tallian has been elected as the new chair of the Indiana Democratic Party, marking her as the first woman from Northwest Indiana to hold this position in 30 years. Tallian's election followed a narrow victory over Destiny Wells, with a vote of 18 to 14, and she emphasized the need for party unity and outreach to voters who feel neglected. As chair, she plans to hold town hall meetings across all nine Congressional Districts to engage with constituents and highlight issues stemming from the current Republican administration. Tallian, who served in the Indiana Senate from 2005 to 2021, aims to rebuild the party’s relationship with labor unions, which she sees as crucial for regaining support. Her leadership comes at a time when the Indiana Democratic Party seeks to enhance its relevance ahead of upcoming elections. Tallian replaces Mike Schmuhl, who chose not to seek re-election.

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