Here’s the latest news from Indiana:
- ICYMI: Indiana’s Republican AG Curtis Hill Kicks Off Re-Election Year Under Investigation for Sexual Misconduct
- INDIANA AG RACE UPDATE: Democratic AG Candidates Outraise Republicans Including Embattled Incumbent AG Curtis Hill
- ICYMI: Indiana Republican Incumbent AG Curtis Hill On Notice For Law License Suspension
- INDIANA AG RACE UPDATE: Democratic AG Candidates Outraise Republicans Including Embattled AG Curtis Hill
- DAGA Statement on the Indiana State Supreme Court’s Decision to Suspend Republican AG Curtis Hill’s Law License
- DAGA Statement on Indiana Supreme Court Decision Regarding Embattled AG Curtis Hill
- Battleground States Update: Democratic AG Candidates Outraising GOP Again and Again
- ICYMI: Cook Political Report Shifts 2 Battleground State AG Races Towards Democrats
- IN AG RACE UPDATE: DAGA Statement on Jonathan Weinzapfel Victory in Indiana
- Democratic AG Candidates Committed to Protecting Health Care Against GOP Sabotage
- DAGA Statement on Indiana Republican Convention
- DAGA Announces Record-Breaking Second Quarter Fundraising
- ICYMI: Republican Todd Rokita Bucks Trump Admin Guidelines, Puts Public in Danger
- ICYMI: “Jonathan Weinzapfel might be Indiana Democrats’ best ticket out of the political wilderness.”
- RECKLESS REPUBLICAN AGs & AG Candidates Schmooze While COVID-19 Continues to Surge
- Six Weeks from Election Day, Democratic Attorneys General Association Builds Momentum in Battleground States
- UPDATED MEMO: Health Care Is On Every Ballot, From Top To Bottom
- TODD ROKITA’S YEARS OF ATTACKING HOOSIERS’ HEALTH CARE & SENIORS
- ICYMI: Health Care on the Ballot in Battleground States
- DAGA-Backed Group Releases New Ad in Indiana AG Race
- IN AG RACE UPDATE: Republican Nominee Todd Rokita Continues Lying in Latest Ad About Health Care
- DAGA Expands State AG Map With Nearly $1 Million Surge
- ICYMI: Rokita Caught Misleading Voters in Latest TV Ad
- MEMO: State of the State AG Races
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Jonathan Weinzapfel
Jonathan Weinzapfel previously served as the Mayor of Evansville, IN, where he served from 2004-2011. Jonathan also was the State Representative for District 76, where he served from 1999-2003. Jonathan graduated from the McKinney School of Law at Indiana University. Jonathan is currently a partner at Jones Wallace LLC.