Ethan Sweetland-May
Former sanitation worker
The gist
- Opposes additional Medicaid work requirements.
- Supports fully funding Pre-K and early learning.
- Proposes capping child care costs at 7% of family income.
- Proposes restricting corporate bulk purchases of single-family homes.
- Proposes a Reproductive Privacy Act protecting abortion access.
- Supports statewide LGBTQ+ nondiscrimination protections.
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Opposes additional Medicaid work requirements.
Priorities | Sweetland-May for Indiana Senate District 47Campaign website · Friends of Ethan Sweetland-May · ethanforstatesenate.com
“on Medicaid that cut people off from care and have been proven to harm health outcomes without increasing employment”
Supports fully funding Pre-K and early learning.
Priorities | Sweetland-May for Indiana Senate District 47Campaign website · Friends of Ethan Sweetland-May · ethanforstatesenate.com
“Fully funding Pre-K and early learning programs.”
Proposes capping child care costs at 7% of family income.
Priorities | Sweetland-May for Indiana Senate District 47Campaign website · Friends of Ethan Sweetland-May · ethanforstatesenate.com
“Lowering childcare costs so no family spends more than 7 % of income.”
Proposes restricting corporate bulk purchases of single-family homes.
Priorities | Sweetland-May for Indiana Senate District 47Campaign website · Friends of Ethan Sweetland-May · ethanforstatesenate.com
“Restricting the ability of corporate bulk purchases of single-family homes to keep ownership local.”
Proposes a Reproductive Privacy Act protecting abortion access.
Priorities | Sweetland-May for Indiana Senate District 47Campaign website · Friends of Ethan Sweetland-May · ethanforstatesenate.com
“guaranteeing that medical decisions stay between patients and providers”
Supports statewide LGBTQ+ nondiscrimination protections.
Priorities | Sweetland-May for Indiana Senate District 47Campaign website · Friends of Ethan Sweetland-May · ethanforstatesenate.com
“for LGBTQ+ Hoosiers in housing, healthcare, employment, and public life”