Move to Indianapolis.

Here in the Crossroads of America, the old political order is rotting away, and socialists and working people are fighting to win.

Our MAGA Republican Governor, Mike Braun, is building himself personal helipads with taxpayer dollars. His fellow state officials are purchasing luxury vehicles and hiring their family members. The GOP supermajority in our legislature spends its time bankrupting the state with tax giveaways to the rich and attacking trans youth.

Meanwhile, the Democratic Party bosses are facing sex scandal after sex scandal. Many of our elected officials take money from the same corrupt group of developers and attorneys who prop up the Republican Party. Corruption runs rampant, and as a result, voting turnout has been historically low.

But we are changing that - together. In 2023, DSA pushed me to run an openly socialist campaign for my City-County Council seat, and we rocked the political landscape by defeating the Democratic Vice President of the Indianapolis council. Even after being expelled from the Democratic Caucus, we have marched into committee rooms and marched on city hall to demand a seat at the table. And I’ve never been more popular in my district.

Rank and file workers are fighting back, too - and winning -

even in our right-to-work state that for decades was characterized by weak and ineffective unions.

Teamsters organizing with Local 135 are fighting and winning big, bold strikes against the bosses and membership is on the march. We now have massive logistics hubs in our sights.

Kroger grocery workers have spontaneously self-organized to vote down two bad contracts in a row. 

Public school teachers with the Indianapolis Education Association have doubled their union density in town in the last six months, staging a successful wildcat sick-out strike that shut down the district and briefly occupied the Governor's office. 

And Central Indiana DSA has been on the front lines for all of this struggle. 

Now, we are working to flip the tables and build an independent mass movement politics. 

In 2026, three anti-public school board members go up for an election. We want all three.

In 2027, 25 City County Councilors and the Mayor all go up for re-election. We don't just want to defend our one socialist seat. We want the majority. 

We have the momentum. We have the popular support. But we need cadre members to train others, to run for office, and to get union jobs. 

We need you to move to Indiana.