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Two vie for Indiana Senate District 37 seat

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Rodric Bray, the Senate's president pro tempore, has been in office since 2012. Jay Hart, a self-described advocate for conservative policy, seeks to oust Bray. Hart alleges the district is not being represented well since Bray took on the leadership role. District 37 encompasses most of White River Township and all of Union and Hensley townships.

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Two vie for Indiana Senate District 37 seat

A long-time incumbent faces a challenge from a conservative advocate in the Republican primary for Indiana Senate District 37. Rodric Bray, the Senate’s president pro tempore, has been in office since 2012, taking a seat that was held by his father for a number of years. He is running again because he’s found the work in the Senate meaningful and enjoys trying to craft policy that “makes sense” for Indiana, he said. Jay Hart, a self-described “f…

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