US House - IN-5

Run for U.S. Congress – Indiana’s 5th District

Federal Office. Big Impact. Bold Leadership Needed.

Are you ready to represent Hoosiers at the highest level of government? Running for U.S. House of Representatives in Indiana’s 5th Congressional District is your chance to be a voice for working families, protect democracy, and fight for the future we deserve.

This is a federal campaign with national visibility—and local responsibility. Whether you’re driven by healthcare, climate, public education, reproductive rights, or economic justice, this is your opportunity to bring bold, people-first leadership to Washington.

What You’ll Do as a Member of Congress:

• Represent the 5th District in the U.S. House of RepresentativesSpeak for the values and priorities of your constituents on the national stage.

• Introduce and vote on federal legislationFrom infrastructure to healthcare to civil rights, your votes shape the future of our nation.

• Secure funding and resources for IndianaFight for your district to get its fair share of federal support for schools, jobs, and services.

• Serve on committees and shape policyHelp draft, review, and refine legislation in key issue areas based on your committee assignments.

• Be responsive to your communityHold town halls, answer constituent concerns, and ensure transparent communication between Washington and home.

Skills and Qualities That Matter:

• Strong communication and public speaking skills: You’ll need to speak clearly, confidently, and persuasively—in Congress and across your district.

• Policy knowledge (or a willingness to learn fast): You don’t need to be an expert in everything—but you need to be curious, prepared, and ready to ask smart questions.

• Leadership and resilience: Federal campaigns are demanding. You’ll need stamina, grit, and a clear vision to lead with strength and compassion.

• Relationship building and diplomacy: Congress works best when legislators collaborate. You’ll need to build coalitions and work with people across political divides.

• Campaign readiness: Fundraising, grassroots organizing, and strong messaging will be key. You’ll need a team and a plan to win.