Socialist Party of Indiana

Break the grip of billionaires, corporations, and lobbyists on Indiana's democracy so voters set the agenda, not donors.

• Overturn Citizens United and replace billionaire-funded elections with fully public campaign financing.
• End corporate bribery disguised as lobbying by exposing big-money influence and barring pay-to-play politics.
• Stop politicians from legislating for personal enrichment through strict anti-corruption and conflict-of-interest rules.
• Build a democracy funded by working people, unions, and coalitions instead of corporations and the ultra-wealthy.

Stop utility-hungry data center expansion from draining Indiana's grid, inflating bills, and capturing state policy through corporate money.

• Ban backroom tax abatements and subsidy packages for data center corporations that do not deliver proportional public benefit.
• Require full public accounting of projected power and water use before any approval, with binding limits that protect residents first.
• Block special utility rate deals that shift infrastructure costs from billion-dollar tech companies onto working families.
• Enforce strict conflict-of-interest and lobbying disclosure rules so elected officials cannot trade public policy for corporate donations.
• Prioritize grid reliability, local jobs with labor standards, and community consent over speculative server-farm land grabs.

Extend democracy into the workplace so workers have real power over what they produce, how they produce it, and how the gains are shared.

• Guarantee workers a democratic say in what they produce, how it is produced, and where they labor.
• Support worker cooperatives so employees can elect management, shape business strategy, and share in the profits they create.
• Use public policy and government assistance to expand worker ownership across Indiana's economy.
• Replace private control of the workplace with democratic control that puts working people first.

Universal, publicly run care that abolishes medical debt, keeps hospitals accountable to communities, and frees small businesses from acting as healthcare brokers.

• Eliminate existing medical debt and end surprise billing across Indiana.
• Guarantee primary, mental, dental, and reproductive care without premiums or co-pays.
• Fund care publicly so small businesses and workers are not tied to employer insurance.
• Keep rural and community hospitals open with staffing levels that protect patients.

Treat housing as a right by guaranteeing safe, affordable homes and confronting the forces that make shelter unstable and inaccessible.

• Guarantee safe, affordable housing for every Hoosier because shelter is a right, not a privilege.
• Stop rent inflation and corporate profiteering that push working families to the brink of eviction.
• Protect tenants from displacement and keep people housed before a crisis turns into homelessness.
• End a housing system that rewards landlords and lenders while working people are priced out of a stable home.

Guarantee comprehensive, high-quality public education for every Hoosier at every stage of life, free from discrimination by wealth, identity, or place of origin.

• Guarantee comprehensive education for every Hoosier at every stage of life, regardless of background, identity, or income.
• Set a high, consistent standard of excellence statewide so poor and working-class students receive the same quality education as the wealthy.
• Keep schools open, fully funded, and fully public so education serves students instead of private interests.
• End discrimination by wealth or place of origin that blocks people from pursuing knowledge and shaping the world around them.

Stop using Hoosier dollars to back foreign intervention, wars, and genocides.

• End Indiana's more than $100 million investment in Israeli bonds and other holdings that bankroll conflict.
• Reject the pattern of funneling public resources into war while housing, healthcare, and education are neglected at home.
• Stand with working people everywhere by opposing foreign intervention and the use of Hoosier dollars to sustain global conflict.
• Commit Indiana's resources and energy to peace and solidarity instead of militarism and imperial violence.