Devon Wellington
Education policy advisor; small business owner · Noblesville
The gist
- Proposes funding school alternatives from a separate appropriation
- Supports reversing partisan school board elections
- Supports reforming utility rate-tracker laws and data center billing
- Supports pausing data center approvals until guardrails exist
- Supports limiting investors converting single-family homes to rentals
- Supports restoring child care provider funding
View sources (2)
Proposes funding school alternatives from a separate appropriation
Platform — Devon Wellington for IN HD-29Campaign website · Committee to Elect Devon Wellington · votedevon.com
“Devon will push to require funding for alternatives to come from a separate appropriation so public-school dollars remain in public classrooms.”
Supports reversing partisan school board elections
Platform — Devon Wellington for IN HD-29Campaign website · Committee to Elect Devon Wellington · votedevon.com
“Devon will push to reverse partisan school board elections”
Supports reforming utility rate-tracker laws and data center billing
Platform — Devon Wellington for IN HD-29Campaign website · Committee to Elect Devon Wellington · votedevon.com
“Devon will push to reform rate-tracker laws that lock in increases, stop billing families for data-center infrastructure”
Supports pausing data center approvals until guardrails exist
2026 Voter Guide: Indiana House District 29Candidate questionnaire · WFYI Public Media · Sep 22, 2026 · wfyi.org
“I support pressing pause on new approvals until Indiana has meaningful guardrails in place.”
Supports limiting investors converting single-family homes to rentals
Platform — Devon Wellington for IN HD-29Campaign website · Committee to Elect Devon Wellington · votedevon.com
“Devon will push to limit out-of-state investors from converting single-family homes to rentals”
Supports restoring child care provider funding
Platform — Devon Wellington for IN HD-29Campaign website · Committee to Elect Devon Wellington · votedevon.com
“Devon will push to restore provider funding, expand tax credits for working families, and draw down every available federal matching dollar.”