State Senator, 4th District · Indiana 2026 General Election

Nate Uldricks

Republican

Pine Township Board chairman · Porter County

The gist

Supports growing manufacturing jobs and cutting red tape.
Supports backing police and holding repeat offenders accountable.
Pledges to protect the Dunes, Lake Michigan and farmland.
Pledges to lower everyday costs for Indiana families.

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Supports growing manufacturing jobs and cutting red tape.
PRIORITIES — Nate Uldricks for Indiana State Senate
Campaign website · Committee to Elect Nate Uldricks · nateuldricks.com
“cutting unnecessary red tape, and partnering with local schools, employers, and labor unions to support a world-class workforce”
Supports backing police and holding repeat offenders accountable.
PRIORITIES — Nate Uldricks for Indiana State Senate
Campaign website · Committee to Elect Nate Uldricks · nateuldricks.com
“backing law enforcement, holding repeat offenders accountable, and prioritizing public safety over politics”
Pledges to protect the Dunes, Lake Michigan and farmland.
PRIORITIES — Nate Uldricks for Indiana State Senate
Campaign website · Committee to Elect Nate Uldricks · nateuldricks.com
“Responsible growth means protecting these natural assets while allowing communities to thrive.”
Pledges to lower everyday costs for Indiana families.
MEET NATE — Nate Uldricks for Indiana State Senate
Campaign website · Committee to Elect Nate Uldricks · nateuldricks.com
“lowering everyday costs for Indiana families”

Rodney Pol

DemocraticIncumbent

State senator; attorney · Chesterton

The gist

Opposes any new tolls on I-80/94.
Sponsored the 2026 law expanding the crime guns task force.In office
Sponsored a law shielding parents at school case conferences.In office
Sponsored a $35 monthly cap on insulin costs.In office
Sponsored weighing low-income affordability in electric rate cases.In office
Opposes redrawing Indiana's congressional maps mid-decade.In office

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

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Opposes any new tolls on I-80/94.
Rodney Pol Jr. - Democratic candidate for Indiana State Senate
Campaign website · Rodney Pol for Indiana · rodneyforindiana.com
“Rodney is standing firm against any new toll roads on I-80/94.”
Sponsored the 2026 law expanding the crime guns task force.
Senate Bill 148: Indiana crime guns task force (2026 session), introduced version
Government record · Indiana General Assembly · iga.in.gov
“Adds LaPorte County and Porter County to the task force area of the Indiana crime guns task force”
Senate Bill 148: Indiana crime guns task force (2026 session): bill page
Government record · Indiana General Assembly · iga.in.gov
Sponsored a law shielding parents at school case conferences.
Senate Bill 409: Employee absence for certain meetings (2025 session), introduced version
Government record · Indiana General Assembly · iga.in.gov
“Prohibits an employer from taking an adverse employment action against an employee as a result of the employee's absence from work”
Senate Bill 409: Employee absence for certain meetings (2025 session): bill page
Government record · Indiana General Assembly · iga.in.gov
Sponsored a $35 monthly cap on insulin costs.
Senate Bill 150: Insulin price cap (2026 session), introduced version
Government record · Indiana General Assembly · iga.in.gov
“cap the total amount an insured is required to pay for a 30 day supply of prescription insulin drugs”
Sponsored weighing low-income affordability in electric rate cases.
Senate Bill 266: Base rate cases for electricity suppliers (2026 session), introduced version
Government record · Indiana General Assembly · iga.in.gov
“average monthly residential bill that would represent more than 6% of a representative low income customer's monthly income”
Opposes redrawing Indiana's congressional maps mid-decade.
Pol Urges His Colleagues to Honor our Oath and Protect the Vote
Public statement · Indiana Senate Democrats · Oct 27, 2025 · indianasenatedemocrats.org
“Drawing new maps five years early just to flip two seats that were fairly representative of their districts is wrong”