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State Sen. Ron Alting to Resign if Re-Elected Amid Shoplifting Accusations

Alting says medical tests showed concerning changes in judgment and cognition, and the Republican Party would choose a replacement if he wins.

  • On Wednesday, Indiana State Sen. Ron Alting announced he will resign if re-elected on Nov. 3, informing Senate President Pro Tem Rod Bray of his decision to step down after 28 years.
  • Alting is undergoing medical evaluations for concerning changes in cognitive and behavioral functioning; Dr. Greg Loomis stated Wednesday that recent MRI results showed no neurodegenerative disorder.
  • A special prosecutor is investigating alleged shoplifting incidents at Lafayette Walmarts and in Florida. As of Wednesday, Alting has not been charged, according to court records.
  • Because voting for the Nov. 3 election is already underway, Alting's name will remain on the ballot. The Republican Party will select his successor through caucus if he wins.
  • Julia Vaughn, executive director of Common Cause Indiana, criticized state campaign finance laws as "dysfunctional by design," noting candidates operate on an honor system for fund use.
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Alting resigns from Indiana senate: 'I am deeply sorry'

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Purdue Exponent broke the news on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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