May 6, 2021

Fort Wayne Republican Announces Bid For 2024 Governor's Race

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Eric Doden (center, with his family) became the first Republican to formally announce a bid for governor in 2024.  - dodenforindiana.com

Eric Doden (center, with his family) became the first Republican to formally announce a bid for governor in 2024.

dodenforindiana.com

The 2024 race for Indiana governor is officially underway. Republican Eric Doden announced Thursday he’s running for the state’s highest office.

Doden said he’s forming a campaign committee in a bid for governor because he has a passion for “growing Indiana main streets.”

The Fort Wayne businessman previously served as then-Gov. Mike Pence’s Indiana Economic Development Corporation president.

In a statement announcing his campaign, Doden said he’ll bring his “no-nonsense” approach to the race, helping create “21st century economic opportunities” for Indiana families.

The seat is open in 2024 – Gov. Eric Holcomb is term-limited.

Contact reporter Brandon at bsmith@ipbs.org or follow him on Twitter at @brandonjsmith5.

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