Hobart Republican Party

10/23/2026

Republicans have many great candidates on the ballot this year in Hobart Township! Make sure you get out and vote to get these great candidates elected.

10/23/2026

You don't have to wait for election day to vote. Early voting is going on now.

REMINDER: all early voting sites are open this weekend, Saturday 10/24 & Sunday 10/25.

10/23/2026

Well, this is interesting. 🤔

10/22/2026

Vote for Joe Clemmons for Hobart Twp. Trustee!!!

10/02/2026

Well said, Chris! Hobart Township needs you on the Township Board.

09/18/2026

This may be useful info for some...

City Council Recap: Property Tax Relief for Eligible Hobart Seniors

The Hobart Common Council has established a new Property Tax Relief Program for Eligible Hobart Seniors, providing a $500 property tax relief check to qualifying senior homeowners.

Hobart residents age 65 and older who meet the program's residency, homeownership and property tax requirements may apply for relief on their current-year property taxes. More information will be available soon!

Applications will be accepted October 1 through October 31, 2026.

09/18/2026

Good to know...

Due to a high number of inquiries, the Lake County Board of Elections and Registration (LCBER) is reassuring voters that mail-in voting is proceeding as planned. Any Lake County voter can submit an application for an absentee ballot, using one of 12 qualifying reasons, until 10/22/26. The LCBER will begin mailing paper ballots to approved applicants on 9/19/26. They can return their ballot using the postage-paid, first-class mail envelope included in their ballot packet. Voters have until 6pm Election Day, 11/03/26, to return their ballot to the LCBER’s main office.

“Many Hoosiers don’t realize that the State of Indiana is a national leader in election security,” says LCBER director Michelle Fajman. “We are 100% confident that our mail in voting will comply with any new legal standards.”

Adds assistant director Lori O’Dea: “Our focus is ensuring all Lake County elections comply with state and federal laws. We continue to offer absentee voting as specified by Indiana state law.”

The State of Indiana provides multiple ways for voters who request a mail-in ballot to return it beyond the mail. Any voter is welcome to return their paper ballot in person at any Early Voting site through 11/02/26 and to the LCBER office through 6pm 11/03/26. A member of their family or household can also return their ballot for them in-person.

Voters who request an absentee ballot can surrender their blank or damaged paper ballot, or report a lost ballot, in person at any Early Voting site or Election Day polling location and vote there. Qualified voters who are confined due to illness or injury or caring for someone who qualifies can apply to vote by travel board, where a bipartisan team – one Democrat, one Republican – bring a voting machine to their residence. Applications for travel board are accepted until noon on 11/02/26, and all visits must be completed by 6pm 11/02/26.

“We’re proud that the State of Indiana offers voters so many safe, secure ways to cast their ballot,” says LCBER Director Michelle Fajman. “Any voter with questions can visit our website, check our page, or call us at 219.755.3795. We will keep the community up to date with accurate information.”

Voters with questions about mail in voting or storm damage can read the LCBER FAQ page here: https://lakecountyin.gov/blogs/election-2026-storm-damage-and-mail-in-voting-update

09/18/2026

Thank you to the Northern Indiana Area Labor Federation for your endorsement of my campaign for Hobart Township Trustee.

I’m honored by your confidence and grateful for your recognition of the importance of working families, strong communities, and supporting organized labor.

I appreciate your support and look forward to continuing to listen, serve, and work for the people of Hobart Township.

Thank you for standing with me!

04/16/2026

CTE Leslie Dallner