Contact Governor Holcomb About Your Concerns

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Contact Governor Holcomb Easily

Being able to voice your opinion to a government representative is fundamental to live in a democratic and dynamic society. It is a way to ensure that your voice and opinion on matters concerning the United States is heard, and can ultimately influence certain decisions made and bills that are passed.

This article is a comprehensive guide on how you can contact Governor Eric Holcomb from Indiana. It will also introduce you to . An AI-Powered AI Consumer Champion that can contact any U.S. government representative on your behalf!

How to Contact Governor Eric Holcomb

To reach a governor, you can choose to call a government representative. or email them your inquiries or mail documents to their offices.

The table below gives an overview of the main ways you can contact the U.S. Governor Eric Holcomb:

StateIndiana
Political PartyRepublican
Entered OfficeJanuary 9th, 2017
Term ExpiresJanuary 2022
Main Mailing Address200 W. Washington St., Rm. 206, Indianapolis, IN 46204
Main Phone Number317-232-4567
EmailTo send an email to the governor, fill out the form found here.
Websitehttps://www.in.gov/gov/
Social MediaFacebook

Twitter

Instagram

YouTube

Flickr

About Governor Holcomb

  • Eric Holcomb is an American politician who is currently serving as the 51st Governor of the state of Indiana, a seat he has held since 2017.
  • He was also the 51st lieutenant governor of Indiana from 2016 to 2017, where he worked under governor Mike pence, who is now the former Vice President of the United States of America
  • He won the 2016 election to become Governor over Democratic Nominee John R. Gregg and was reelected in 2020 over Democratic nominee Woody Myers.

Governor Holcomb’s Five Pillars and Accomplishments

Governor Holcomb has outlined the five following pillars that he aims to achieve in his time in office:

  1. Cultivate a Strong Economy
  2. Maintain and Build the Infrastructure of the State
  3. Develop a Skilled and Ready Workforce
  4. Deliver Great Government Service
  5. Attack the Drug Epidemic

Ever since assuming office, Governor Holcomb has accomplished the following:

  1. Five times the national rate growth of wages
  2. Over $1.6 billion in new investment for education
  3. Military pensions are now exempt from state income tax
  4. Leading Indiana’s largest state investment in broadband
  5. 98% of schools reported an increase in teacher pay
  6. $32 billion invested into the Infrastructure of Indiana over the next 20 years
  7. The second state in the nation for affordability
  8. Over 10,000 Hoosiers earned free training for high-wage and in-demand jobs
  9. Indiana is number 1 in the Midwest for doing business
  10. Over 100,000 new jobs commitments since he entered office in 2017
  11. Establishing a drug treatment within an hour drive from most Hoosiers
  12. Indiana’s first non-stop transatlantic flight
  13. Signed a law that charges drug dealers with the highest felony if their actions led to the death of a resident.
  14. It is the third state in the nation for the economic outlook
  15. Added a balanced budget amendment to the Indiana Constitution.

Ask the Governor any Questions and Share Your Opinion with Him

Governor Holcomb encourages the residents of the state of Indiana to share their opinion of a range of topics, legislative issues, and matters concerning the state and nation. Here is a list of topics you can share your opinion on, or ask the governor about:

  • Department of Administration
  • Indiana State Department of Agriculture
  • Alcohol and Tobacco Commission
  • Court of Appeals
  • Attorney General
  • Auditor of State
  • State Budget Agency
  • Indiana Business Development
  • Department of Child Services
  • Department of Child Services (Child Support)
  • Indiana Civil Rights Commission
  • Department of Correction
  • Indiana Counter Terrorism and Security Council
  • Criminal Justice Institute
  • Indiana Development Finance Authority
  • Department of Education
  • Election Division
  • Emergency Medical Services
  • Department of Environment Management
  • Indiana State Ethics Commission
  • Indiana State Excise Police
  • Indiana State Fair
  • Office of Faith-based and Community Initiatives
  • Family and Social Services Administration
  • Gaming Commission
  • Office of the Governor
  • Indiana Governor’s Planning Council for People with Disabilities
  • Indiana Grain Buyers and Warehouse Licensing Agency
  • Department of Health
  • Commission for Higher Education
  • Indiana Higher Education Telecommunication System
  • Indiana Commission on Hispanic and Latino Affairs
  • Indiana Historical Bureau
  • Department of Homeland Security
  • House of Representatives
  • Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority
  • Inspector General
  • Integrated Public Safety Commission
  • Department of Labor
  • Department of Local Government Finance
  • Hoosier Lottery
  • Bureau of Motor Vehicles
  • Department of Natural Resources
  • Protection and Advocacy Services
  • Public Employees Retirement Fund
  • Indiana Commission Public Records
  • Department of Revenue
  • Office of Rural Affairs
  • Indiana Rural Development council
  • Secretary of State
  • Senate
  • Indiana Commission Social Status of Black Males
  • Department of State Budget Agency
  • State Police
  • Indiana State Teacher Retirement Fund
  • Office of Technology
  • Indiana Tobacco Prevention and Cessation
  • Indiana Department of Tourism
  • Indiana State Treasurer
  • Department of Transportation
  • Office of Utility Consumer Counselor
  • Utility Regulatory Commission
  • Department of Veteran Affairs
  • Department of Workforce Development

Why It Can be Difficult to Reach Governor Eric Holcomb on Your Own

Contacting a governor is a challenging task. If you wish to call a representative on the phone, you can follow a script so that your call will remain professional and that you would include all the necessary details of your argument. However, even if you follow a script, calling a governor on the phone is your worst option as Governor phone lines are always extremely busy and have wait times that often last hours, and there is always the risk that your message will be lost in translation.

Writing an email is recommended as you clearly communicate your standpoints and explain your argument, but sending an email can be intimidating as it must be professionally written so that it would cause change or receive feedback. Therefore, DoNotPay is your best option to contact the governor!

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