Indiana Candidates for Governor
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Indiana Candidates for Governor |
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Indiana Governor Candidates
State Primary is on May 8, 2012
Republican Candidates for Governor of Indiana and Potential Democrat Candidates for Governor of Indiana:
Rupert Boneham (Libertarian) & running mate Brad Klopfenstein (Libertarian)
District 1:
Peter Visclosky (D)
Joel Phelps (R)
Dave Wenger (R)
District 2:
Brendan Mullen (D)
Dan Morrison (D)
Greg Andrews (R)
Jackie Walorski (R)
Andrew Straw (Green)
Joe Ruiz (Libertarian)
District 3:
Marlin Stutzman (R)
Kevin Boyd (D)
Stephen Hope (D)
Justin Kuhnle (D)
John Roberson (D)
Tommy Schrader (D)
David Sowards (D)
District 4:
Lester Terry Moore (D)
Tara Nelson (D)
Todd Rokita (R)
Joe Bowman (Libertarian)
District 5:
Tony Long (D)
Scott Reske (D)
Jason Anderson (R)
Susan Brooks (R)
Jack Lugar (R)
John McGoff (R)
David McIntosh (R)
Matt Mount (R)
Bill Salin (R)
Wayne Seybold (R)
Chard Reid (Libertarian)
District 6:
Don Bates Jr. (R)
Bill Frazier (R)
Travis Hankins (R)
John Hatter (R)
Luke Messer (R)
Joe Sizemore (R)
Allen Smith (R)
Joe Van Wye (R)
Dan Bolling (D)
Brad Bookout (D)
Jim Crone (D)
Susan Hall Heitzman (D)
George Holland (D)
Rex Bell (Libertarian)
District 7:
André Carson (D)
Bob Kern (D)
Pierre Pullins (D)
Woodrow Wilcox (D)
Steve Davis (R)
Tony Duncan (R)
Wayne Harmon (R)
Carlos May (R)
J.D. Minear (R)
Catherine "Cat" Ping (R)
Larry Shouse (R)
Jason Sharp (Libertarian)
Mmoja Ajabu (Independent)
Tim Frye (Independent)
District 8:
Larry Bucshon (R)
Kristi Risk (R)
Thomas Barnett (D)
William Bryk (D)
Dave Crooks (D)
Bart Gadau (Libertarian)
District 9:
Todd Young (R)
Jonathan George (D)
John Griffin Miller (D)
John Tilford (D)
Robert Winningham (D)
Shelli Yoder (D)
Candidates for Governor, Election 2012
The Indiana State Seal
The Seal of the State of Indiana is used by the Governor of Indiana to certify official documents. The seal has gone through several revisions since the region was a part of the Northwest Territory. It is likely the original seal, which is similar to the current one, was created by William Henry Harrison during his administration of the Indiana Territory. The current design of the seal was standardized by the Indiana General Assembly in 1963.
The seal is described as a perfect circle, two and five eighths inches in diameter, enclosed by a plain line. Another circle within the first, two and three eighths inches in diameter enclosed by a beaded line, leaving a margin of one quarter of an inch. In the top half of this margin are the words "Seal of the State of Indiana". At the bottom center, 1816, flanked on either side by a diamond, with two dots and a leaf of the tulip tree, at both ends of the diamond. The inner circle has two trees in the left background, three hills in the center background with nearly a full sun setting behind and between the first and second hill from the left. There are fourteen rays from the sun, two sycamore trees on the right, and a woodsman who is wearing a hat and holding his ax nearly perpendicular on his right. There is a buffalo is in the foreground, facing to the left of front. His tail is up, front feet on the ground with back feet in the air, as he jumps over a log. The ground has shoots of blue grass, in the area of the buffalo and woodsman.
Indiana Senator Candidates 2012
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