President Donald Trump endorsed a candidate running against Indiana Sen. Greg Goode (R-Terre Haute) who opposed redistricting, according to a Truth Social post.
Trump wrote Tuesday he will be endorsing Vigo County Commissioner Brenda Wilson, whom he called a “Successful Family Farmer, and Highly Respected Vigo County Commissioner, who will be a strong and effective Voice for our amazing Farmers and Indiana Agriculture.” Wilson is actually a member of the Vigo County Council.
Goode was elected to the Indiana Senate in 2023 and currently represents the 38th district, which includes Vigo, Clay and Sullivan counties.
Trump has also targeted other Indiana senators including Indiana Senate President Pro Tem Rodric Bray for voting against redistricting. Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance called out Bray on social media and vowed to remove him from office. Bray’s term ends in 2028.
In an Owen County Chamber of Commerce event Saturday, Bray explained his vote against redistricting despite pressure from Trump. Bray said he didn’t believe Indiana could flip the remaining two seats. He said when he was contacted by constituents, “…10 were against it to every one that was for it. So, that was a big part of my decision as well.”
