Congressman Mike Pence

INDIANAPOLIS — Republican Mike Pence announced Monday that he’s picked freshman state Rep. Sue Ellspermann as his running mate in his campaign to become Indiana’s next governor. Pence announced Ellspermann’s selection in her hometown of ...  

(WHAS11) - - We could know who will be running alongside Republican Mike Pence in his campaign to possibly be ... in the November election to replace Republican Governor Mitch Daniels. Pence was first elected to Congress in 2000 and was most ...  

Growth for the sake of growth: The ideology of the cancer cell. Anyone heard what Mike Pence thinks about independent small business?Pence talks bridges, jobs during Southern Indiana swing; Ellspermann joins Pence on tour after being announced as Lt. Gov. choice, by Daniel Suddeath (Pop Up Picayune)NEW ALBANY — Defining the area as primed for growth, Indiana gubernatorial hopeful Mike Pence toured Southern Indiana Friday along with running...  

Republican Mike Pence, Democrat John Gregg unopposed for Indiana gubernatorial ...Greenfield Daily ReporterAP INDIANAPOLIS — Republican Mike Pence and Democrat John Gregg have won their parties' nominations to take the place of term-limited Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels. Pence has been a congressman since 2000 and was unopposed for the Republican nomination ...Indiana gubernatorial candidates prepping for after-primary pushEvansville Courier...  

The publisher of IndyPolitics.org says he feels the Republican and Democrat gubernatorial candidates chose running mates that help “make up in areas where they need strengthening.” Abdul-Hakim Shabazz says Republican Mike Pence and Democrat John Gregg selected people to the left of them politically, which he believes is an attempt to shore up support from members of their own parties that don’t agree with them on social issues. Pence chose...  

INDIANAPOLIS — Democrat John Gregg's campaign says Republican Mike Pence and his pick for a lieutenant governor running mate share a focus on a divisive social agenda. Pence announced Monday that first-term state Rep. Sue Ellspermann would ...  

The Associated Press' Tom LoBianco is having no part of John Gregg's attempt to portray Mike Pence as having a residency problem because he and his family have lived primarily in D.C. since he's been a member of Congress. Unlike Richard Lugar, Pence has continued to maintain a home in Columbus where he and his wife vote. Gregg tried to deflect the blame on to Republicans for raising the residency issue when asked to defend his comments...  

FORT WAYNE, Ind. — Indiana Democratic gubernatorial hopeful John Gregg said he opposes privatizing state government tasks, while the Republican candidate, Mike Pence, is more open to it, their campaigns said Thursday.“Mike Pence believes...  

Republican gubernatorial candidate Mike Pence announced his choice for lieutenant governor Monday. Pence introduced Sue Ellspermann, a Republican from District 74, as his running mate at her hometown of Ferdinand, Ind. "Sue Ellspermann has the ...  

COLUMBUS - Democrat John Gregg fired the first post-primary salvo Wednesday, arguing his gubernatorial opponent, U.S. Rep. Mike Pence, R-Ind., is out of touch with Hoosiers because he’s lived in Virginia for a decade.  

Indiana gubernatorial candidate Mike Pence officially announced today that he has selected lawmaker Sue Ellspermann of Ferdinand to run for lieutenant governor. The selection of the pro-life woman is getting rave reviews fro the state’s ...  

Since 1973, when Indiana began allowing governors to serve two four-year terms, three of the six lieutenant governors -- Robert Orr, O'Bannon and Kernan ... a vice president at Eli Lilly & Co.; David Becker, president of the First Internet ...  

Former state Rep. Luke Messer has won the Republican primary to replace GOP Rep. Mike Pence in Indiana's 6th Congressional District. The Associated Press called the race just after 8 p.m. With 80 percent of precincts reporting, Messer led his nearest ...  

COLUMBUS, Ind. — U.S. Rep. Mike Pence of Columbus, running unopposed for the Republican gubernatorial nomination, schmoozed with firefighters this morning before casting his primary ballot at the Clifford Fire Station. "I have been a champion ...  

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana Democratic gubernatorial hopeful John Gregg said he opposes privatizing state government tasks, while the Republican candidate, Mike Pence, is more open to it, their campaigns said Thursday. "Mike Pence believes ...