Indiana GOP chair to step down following tumultuous party convention
- Anne Hathaway is stepping down as Chairwoman of the Indiana Republican Party, stating, "The timing is right" after concluding the 2024 State Convention.
- Hathaway praised Senator Braun and the Republican State Committee for the leadership transition process.
- She emphasized the need for a new leader to bring fresh ideas for the party across Indiana.
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Indiana GOP Chair Steps Down Following Convention
“Indiana GOP party chair Anne Hathaway is stepping down about 10 months after outgoing Gov. Eric Holcomb appointed her to the role,” the AP reports. “Her departure was announced shortly after delegates at the state party convention rejected party leadership and the endorsement of former President Donald Trump to nominate an ultra-conservative pastor for lieutenant governor to run alongside gubernatorial nominee U.S. Sen. Mike Braun.”


Indiana GOP chair to step down following tumultuous party convention
The Indiana GOP has announced party chair Anne Hathaway is stepping down from her role after 10 months. The party said she announced her intention to step down Friday after
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