Elect Eddie for Indy

Our local elections are today! Get out and vote anytime from 6 A.M. to 6 P.M. These are important and will probably affect your life more than any national election. If you don't vote, then you have lost your right to complain. I'd like to thank our poll workers that will be putting in long hours to allow their fellow residents to do their civic duty. Know that every candidate appreciates the hard work you do! Now is the time to make your voice heard!

The family that votes together, stays together. If you need to vote early, make sure to get it done this weekend or Monday morning. If not, we'll see you on Tuesday!

The Democratic party has fought tirelessly to expand access to voting. However, today I learned of a communication (below) with which I disagree. I do not condone sharing one's voting record with neighbors. I would love to see every eligible voter exercise their right to vote, but it is also your right not to vote. I ask for your vote November 3rd to move Indianapolis forward.

We've been walking the district since March, and we are still going strong. November 3rd is right around the corner! I look forward to seeing everyone at the polls!

Last week, I was given the opportunity to join Amos Brown's radio show, "Afternoons with Amos", with Emily Shrock and David Ray. We discussed several of the issues that are facing each of our districts and what we hope to do to unite our city for the greater good. If you missed it and want to check out the podcast, click the link. Our interview happens in the first half of the show. On to November!

AMOS PODCAST/Oct 6: CANDIDATE TUESDAY. City-County Council Candidates Districts 16, 18, 19, 20... The Afternoons with Amos PODCAST For Tuesday, October 6, 2015. Since it began the first Tuesday of September and including this program, Afternoons with Amos has aired indepth interviews with 33 ca...

I am honored to have received the endorsement and support of the Metropolitan Indianapolis Board of Realtors. Gaining new perspectives is what the campaign is all about. MIBOR understands the foundations that a strong community is built upon, and I look forward to working with them in the future.

Volunteers rock! Last week we contacted hundreds of voters thanks to Terri Morris Downs, Don & Margaret Banning, Mickey Rogers, Maureen Bard, Vladimire Bush, Leona Glazebrooks, Bill Bush, Meghan Lanane, and Denise Bloom. United we stand!

The next Mayor of Indianapolis will have to avoid these no-bid contracts. The next Mayor of Indianapolis cannot make such huge decisions without having an open discussion with local business owners. The next Mayor of Indianapolis must not take shortcuts to skirt council approval. I want to be on that council. I want to work with the next Mayor of Indianapolis. Vote for me on November 3rd.

Fountain Square business owners upset over Blue Indy placement American Hardware & Supply Company has been operating in Fountain Square for almost 70 years. Owner Lawrence Kaseff inherited the business from his parents. His...

This was a great birthday week! On Wednesday, we set records phone banking with with the wonderful folks at the Hogsett campaign. This weekend, we've been able to knock on doors in two more precincts. Thank you all for the birthday wishes!

Today is a great day to get registered to vote! Make sure you can make your voice heard this November. We have to reverse a trend of voter apathy!

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Mayor Ballard proposes to shortchange our community and public safety officers. Police officers and community members support body cameras, but Mayor Ballard only proposes $200,000 of the approximately $2 million needed to equip officers and maintain equipment. If he hadn't spent $5 million on a cricket field, which remains locked to the public, we could equip our officers.

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Tonight I got to speak at the IUPUI College Democrats' first meeting. Our youth is the future, and it is crucial that we encourage college students to get involved.