Republican Shreve spends $1.4M on primary effort, while Hogsett holds onto $4M-plus war chest

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11 thoughts on “Republican Shreve spends $1.4M on primary effort, while Hogsett holds onto $4M-plus war chest

    1. IBJ didn’t give an express or implied endorsement of anybody. This article is simply reporting on facts and using quotes from various stakeholders to contextualize those facts.

    2. The fact that Shreve has self-funded 96-percent of his campaign suggests he is not attracting any meaningful support, which spells trouble in the general election.

  1. Shreve has experience renting empty space to people with so much stuff they paid him to store it . I don’t see how that converts to leading a complex city.

    1. And he’s opposed to making right-turns-on-red illegal in the Mile Square. Obviously he “thinks big” lol.

    2. Hogwash does have a lot of experience in NOT doing things such as road repairs, fighting crime and homelessness, making downtown look nice like it did before 2020 etc…

    1. Republicans have decided they’re going steal from Indianapolis and blame the Democrats because some of you folks actually think it’s Joe Hogsett’s fault he can’t make chicken salad from chicken ca-ca.

      When the state GOP decides they’re going to give Indianapolis it’s fair share of road funding, I’ll change my mind. Their current behavior is indefensible and voting for Republicans who can’t even be bothered to stand up and fight at the Statehouse for Marion County voters is a waste of your time.

      Here’s what Shreve said: “We’re kidding ourselves if we think the General Assembly is going to suddenly pivot its position and open up the road-funding formula to make it friendly to Marion County”. I appreciate his honesty before the election but if you aren’t willing to fight for your constituents, Mr. Shreve, why are you running again?

      A reminder that Greg Ballard’s idea was to sell city assets to pay for roads. This is also foolish because you eventually run out of assets to sell but your needs remain.

      There’s plenty to blame Joe Hogsett for. Roads ain’t one of them.

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