State Representative, 25th District · Indiana 2026 General Election

Tiffany Stoner

Democratic

Photography business owner · Zionsville

The gist

Pledges to advocate for public education
Supports access to the full range of reproductive health care
Pledges to end tax breaks for data centers
Pledges to lower costs and property taxes
Opposes basing laws on any single religious belief

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Pledges to advocate for public education
Stoner for Indiana (campaign site; read through the Wayback Machine's copy)
Campaign website · Friends for Tiffany Stoner · tiffanystoner.com
“committed to advocating for public education and supporting economic growth”
Supports access to the full range of reproductive health care
Stoner for Indiana (campaign Facebook page)
Candidate social media · Stoner for Indiana · facebook.com
“Every Hoosier deserves access to the full range of reproductive health care”
Pledges to end tax breaks for data centers
Stoner for Indiana (campaign Facebook page)
Candidate social media · Stoner for Indiana · facebook.com
“End Free Rides for Data Centers”
Pledges to lower costs and property taxes
Stoner for Indiana (campaign Facebook page)
Candidate social media · Stoner for Indiana · facebook.com
“Lower Costs and Property Taxes”
Opposes basing laws on any single religious belief
Stoner for Indiana (campaign site; read through the Wayback Machine's copy)
Campaign website · Friends for Tiffany Stoner · tiffanystoner.com
“Our laws should never be shaped by any single belief system”

Becky Cash

RepublicanIncumbent

State representative; naturopathic practitioner and business owner · Zionsville

The gist

Opposes taxpayer-funded abatements and incentives for data centers
Supports school choice and adequate public school funding
Authored a law expanding the employer child care tax creditIn office
Authored a bill directing funds to clear rape kit backlogIn office
Authored a bill barring utility sales to private equity firmsIn office
Voted against the 2025 mid-decade congressional redistricting billIn office

In office = from the candidate's own official statements or legislation as an officeholder, not their campaign.

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Opposes taxpayer-funded abatements and incentives for data centers
On the Issues — Becky Cash for Indiana
Campaign website · Becky Cash for Indiana · beckycashforindiana.com
“Becky does not believe Hoosier taxpayers should be asked to subsidize massive data center developments through special tax abatements and incentives”
Supports school choice and adequate public school funding
On the Issues — Becky Cash for Indiana
Campaign website · Becky Cash for Indiana · beckycashforindiana.com
“School choice so that parents can choose the best path to education for their children”
Authored a law expanding the employer child care tax credit
House Bill 1177 (2026 session), "Child care assistance" — bill text and digest (HB1177.03.COMS)
Government record · Indiana General Assembly · iga.in.gov
“Increases the maximum number of individuals an entity may employ to be eligible for the employer child care expenditure income tax credit.”
Authored a bill directing funds to clear rape kit backlog
House Bill 1073 (2026 session), "Rape kit processing" — bill text and digest (HB1073.01.INTR)
Government record · Indiana General Assembly · iga.in.gov
“to process rape kits and to eliminate the backlog of untested rape kits”
Authored a bill barring utility sales to private equity firms
House Bill 1186 (2026 session), "Restrictions on the sale of public utilities" — bill text and digest (HB1186.01.INTR)
Government record · Indiana General Assembly · iga.in.gov
“Prohibits a public utility from: (1) selling, assigning, transferring, leasing, or encumbering its franchise, business, or property”
Voted against the 2025 mid-decade congressional redistricting bill
House Roll Call 28: House Bill 1032 (Redistricting), third reading, Dec. 5, 2025
Government record · Indiana House of Representatives · Dec 5, 2025 · iga.in.gov
“Roll Call 28: Bill Passed HB 1032 - Smaltz - 3rd Reading”