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← Rundown2026 Indiana House race — Jefferson Shreve's seat

2026 election · U.S. House

2026 Indiana House race — Jefferson Shreve's seat

Incumbent: Jefferson Shreve (Republican)

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  • Jefferson Shreve
    Jefferson Shreve

    Republican · Incumbent

    Stated positions (5) ▾
    • Border Security / Immigration Enforcement: Supports completing a physical border wall to secure the southern border and has raised concerns about ineligible or unsafe immigrant drivers receiving commercial licenses. [1][2]
    • Government Spending & Fiscal Policy: Supports reining in federal government spending and backs a balanced budget amendment to the U.S. Constitution to address inflation. [1]

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  • Public Safety / Crime (as Indianapolis mayoral candidate): Proposed a public safety plan including elements on gun regulation and broken-windows policing to address rising homicide rates in Indianapolis. [1]
  • Skilled Immigration for Workforce Needs: Acknowledged that manufacturing companies in his district rely on skilled foreign engineers, particularly from India, amid broader immigration policy discussions. [1]
  • Trade Policy: Supports the administration's trade negotiations and tariff strategy, urging manufacturers to be patient as deals are struck to benefit U.S. and Indiana manufacturing. [1]
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