Brad Chambers Joins Crowded Indiana Governor Race

Chambers is the latest Republican to enter the race.

Brad Chambers. Photo provided.

INDIANAPOLIS - Another Republican has thrown their name in the running for Indiana governor. 

Today, Brad Chambers filed his formal paperwork with the Indiana Secretary of Sate to establish his campaign committee for Governor of Indiana. 

Chambers is a entrepreneur who recently concluded a two-year term as Secretary of Commerce for the state of Indiana. 

“As Indiana’s Secretary of Commerce, the last two years, I have witnessed firsthand how important leadership, vision, urgency and aspiration are to the future of Indiana,” said Brad Chambers. “I am running for Governor because I want Hoosiers of today and Hoosiers of tomorrow to believe that Indiana offers an opportunity for an excellent life. I am ambitious in my vision for Indiana, and I look forward to talking with Hoosiers about the best way to continue making our state the envy of many.”

Chambers joins the likes of Suzanne Crouch, Mike Braun, Curtis Hill, and Eric Doden on the Republican ticket. Jennifer McCormick is running as a Democrat.

The 2024 Indiana gubernatorial election will be held on November 5, 2024.

Current Governor Eric Holcomb is term-limited and cannot seek re-election for a third consecutive term in office.

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