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U.S. Sen. Todd Young is a political death star when heâs matched up against an opponent of congressional pedigree.
In 2010, he won a four-way Republican primary by defeating former congressman Mike Sodrel. His victory nearly wiped out his campaign war chest, but he raised $357,000 in the third quarter and overcame a $700,000 cash disadvantage to defeat Democrat U.S. Rep. Baron Hill, 52-42% that autumn.
In the 2016 U.S. Senate primary, Young defeated Republican U.S. Rep. Marlin Stutzman 67-33%. He figured he would face Hill again, but that July the Democrat stepped aside, former Sen. Evan Bayh took his place with $10 million he had hoarded since he left the Senate six years earlier, and lost to Young by a 10-point margin.
INDIANAPOLIS A candidate for State Democratic Party Chair is withdrawing her candidacy.
Trish Whitcomb announced Monday that she is dropping out of the race for State Democratic Party Chair following the unexpected death of her son.
She said in a statement:
“It is with deep sorrow that I announce I am withdrawing my candidacy for State Democratic Party Chair. I experienced an unimaginable loss on Sunday when my son died unexpectedly. As any parent can imagine, there is no way I can continue my candidacy to become the next leader of the State Democratic Party.
“I will continue to work with the party in the future to ensure we have strong candidates and campaigns in any capacity that I can. I appreciate the opportunity to run and wish the next Chair all the best.”
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