Natasha Baker for Indiana Senate District 22

Natasha Baker for Indiana Senate District 22 🇺🇸Candidate for Indiana Senate District 22
📍Carroll Co. + Eastern Tippecanoe Co.
🍎Public Schools.
❤️Healthy Families.
☀️A Brighter Indiana.

This page paid for by the Campaign to Elect Natasha Baker.

06/11/2026

💰Services for the people are almost always brought up when discussing the fraud, waste, and abuse in Indiana.

➡️It is our taxpayer dollars paying for SNAP, Medicare, Medicaid, WIC, childcare vouchers and more, but taxpayers are losing out on necessary services due to allegations of rampant fraud.

➡️But when it comes to no-bid government contracts, our elected officials hiring their unqualified family members for official roles, a $3 billion dollar highway project benefitting our governor and his business, the fact that our governor and his cabinet’s salaries are among one of the highest paid state administrations in the country, data centers were given billions of dollars in tax breaks, and elected officials buying luxury vehicles on the tax payer dime the fraud is easily overlooked here.

💰Taxpayers deserve services that help their communities, taxes shouldn’t be going to make our officials and their families rich.

🚨The people who benefit from cutting social services should not be the same ones calling to cut them in the name of “fraud”.

I am working to collect donations for the Carroll County Diaper Bank for the rest of the month! They are accepting new, ...
06/10/2026

I am working to collect donations for the Carroll County Diaper Bank for the rest of the month!

They are accepting new, in package diapers, pull ups, swim diapers, wipes, and diaper rash cream!

Porch Pickup in Battle Ground or Carroll County on June 25th! Just message me your address, put out your donation, and someone will come and get it!

In Person Drop-Off on at the Delphi VFW on the 25th from 6-8 or at the Delphi Library Program room on June 27th from 1-3:30.

Need assistance?! Come to the Delphi Library Program room 1-3:30 for free supplies. Any and all are welcome!

🇺🇸Proud receiver of an A+ rating from MADVoters Indiana! ➡️Candidates and their platforms were scored in five categories...
06/10/2026

🇺🇸Proud receiver of an A+ rating from MADVoters Indiana!

➡️Candidates and their platforms were scored in five categories: Democracy, Healthcare, Education, Economics, and Community.

🚨A score was then assigned to each based on candidate survey responses, social media, and other publicly available information.

To see the candidates from all parties in your area and their score check out the voter guide here: https://www.madvoters.org/voter-guide

06/10/2026

🚪Back out canvassing post-primary and we want to meet you! Drew Cox for Congress , Brenna Geswein for Indiana House District 13, Heartland Democracy Project, and I were out in southern Tippecanoe county this evening to remind you just how important it is for you to VOTE, get Involved, and support your local candidates.

➡️If you met one of us, we’re so happy you were home 😀 and if you saw one of these on your door, we’re sorry we missed you, but reach out!

▪️We will be back out again soon and I can’t wait to see you!

🇺🇸Want to help canvass and you haven’t already reached out? Let me know because we could use all of the help we can get!

❤️Natasha Baker for Indiana Senate District 22

🏳️‍🌈Looking for something to do this Saturday? ⭐️Meet me in downtown Indianapolis at 10AM this Saturday and walk with us...
06/09/2026

🏳️‍🌈Looking for something to do this Saturday?

⭐️Meet me in downtown Indianapolis at 10AM this Saturday and walk with us in the Indy Pride Parade!

🏳️‍🌈 Exact meeting place to be determined soon!

⭐️I’ll have tees and some Pride gear for everyone that joins!

🏳️‍🌈Send me a message or comment!

🇺🇸With convention over and the dust settling, it’s time to get back to work to earn the votes of the people of District ...
06/08/2026

🇺🇸With convention over and the dust settling, it’s time to get back to work to earn the votes of the people of District 22.

➡️Every single day I will work to protect our communities from data centers, keep public schools funded, and protect the supports and families that keep families thriving.

💰Corporations aren’t everything. While we may have just attracted an NFL team with our pro-business policies, our workers and families keep falling behind.

▪️We’re in the bottom third for wages, 50th in air quality, we’ve lost 16 labor and delivery departments since 2020, farm bankruptcies increased from 1 in 2024 - to 9 in 2025 with 6 declaring bankruptcy in the first 4 months of this year alone, we have 50 new data centers currently underway, and our utility prices have surged to the some of the highest in the Midwest.

🇺🇸If you believe in an Indiana prioritizes the needs of families and workers as much or more than it does NFL teams and their billionaire owners, please consider supporting my campaign!

➡️There are so many ways to help!

🇺🇸I need 20,000 people to show up and vote for me on Election Day and to get there… I’ll need all of the help I can get along the way!

💰ActBlue: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/natasha-baker-1

🚨Putting my personal feelings aside for either candidate, I am seeing something seriously un-democratic play out regardi...
06/08/2026

🚨Putting my personal feelings aside for either candidate, I am seeing something seriously un-democratic play out regarding the Secretary of State race.

▪️Someone told me early on to never ask for a vote - you tell them you’re going to earn it.

➡️As a candidate that won my primary, I have never once stopped to be upset at those who voted for my opponent, blamed them for picking the candidate they truly believed represented their values the most, or continued my race thinking that if I lose in November it will be their “fault” for not voting for me.

▪️Instead I’ve wondered countless times, how can I EARN their vote? How can I show them that even though I wasn’t their first choice, I am still better than my Republican opponent, and can still get them closer to the Indiana that they want to see?

🚨I have seen more than one person, candidate, and group demand Blythe supporters begin supporting Beau and his campaign, but I have yet to see the real question get asked: How can his campaign earn the trust of Blythe supporters, address their concerns, and prove that though he wasn’t their first choice, he is still better than his independent or Republican opponent?

➡️And this post should ring true to the very nature of our democracy and I’d feel the same way if we had the other result. How is the Blythe campaign going to address the concerns of Beau supporters in order to prove she is the best one for the job come November? She’d have to work hard to rally their votes, just as much as the Republican votes she would have needed to win.

🚨I believe in coalescing support behind the nominee and as much as I’d love to see that happen and will put in work to try and ensure excitement up and down the ticket - its a voter’s right to vote in whatever direction they believe gets them closer to the Indiana they want to see!

Edited to add: After reading all of these comments I believe that many individuals missed the point and maybe as someone who has worked tirelessly to earn votes everyday for the past 7 months I have a different perspective, but I will not win my election by wishing for votes. I will not win my election by spending time making Facebook comments about how frustrated I am that I would win if only people would actually get out and vote. I win by getting those people to vote and educating them on why I am the best option. People in these comments can tell me about how frustrated they are or blame me for wanting to keep Indiana red - but at the end of the day it’s work that gets votes, not wishing and blame. For all of the people unhappy in my comments about the situation I hope you’re ready to get out and knock some doors, write some postcards, and donate some money this election season because blame an anger - especially at me who has already said I will be supporting and voting for the Democratic nominee is the true reason Indiana will stay red.

🎓My “oldest” graduated today from Harrison High School in West Lafayette - my own Alma mater! 🇰🇷Yujin flies back to Kore...
06/07/2026

🎓My “oldest” graduated today from Harrison High School in West Lafayette - my own Alma mater!

🇰🇷Yujin flies back to Korea bright and early tomorrow after spending ten months with us.

🇺🇸We shared our own uniquely American experience, while she taught and shared so much about her own life in Korea.

▪️I believe sharing life with people from all different cultures, beliefs, languages, abilities, and faiths helps us remember that there is far more that unites us than divides us.

🇰🇷We strive every single day to teach our children respect and tolerance, not for those that are hateful, but for those who may pray, speak, or believe differently.

▪️Though we have another South Korean student joining us in the fall with PAX - Program of Academic Exchange, it doesn’t make this goodbye any easier.

🇺🇸Highlights from Saturday at the convention! ⭐️Feeling energized and ready for the work ahead. ❤️Grateful for all of th...
06/07/2026

🇺🇸Highlights from Saturday at the convention!

⭐️Feeling energized and ready for the work ahead.

❤️Grateful for all of the friends I saw both new and old, the new connections I made, and the inspiration provided by every single person in the room this weekend as we prepared to take action to move Indiana in a family and worker first direction.

Nate for 38, Drew Cox for Congress, Brenna Geswein for Indiana House District 13, Kirsten ReAnn Root, Angel Valentín for Wabash Township Trustee, Ted Hardesty for Fairfield Township Trustee, Stoner for Indiana, Colteryahn For Indiana, Eva Rosberg Democratic Candidate IN HD-93, Allen Miller for State Representative, Patberg for Indiana, State Rep. Chris Campbell, Sarah Blessing for IN State House of Representatives, Elect Sharon Wight, Daniel A Kreilein For Dubois County Council, Ethan Sweetland-May for State Senate - Indiana 47, Nick Marshall for State Senate, Itnyre for Indiana, Julie McGill for Indiana State Senate - District 15, State Senator Fady Qaddoura, State Senator Shelli Yoder, Vote Devon, Stephanie Jo Yocum for Indiana, Anthony Oberman for Indiana District 15 State Representative , Cameron Grubbs - Delaware County Advocate, HoosLeft, Racheal for Indiana , Blythe Potter for Indiana Secretary of State

😍I’m back home from the state convention and sat down to make a post celebrating the weekend - the people I met, the con...
06/07/2026

😍I’m back home from the state convention and sat down to make a post celebrating the weekend - the people I met, the connections I made, but I got distracted by my most important connection.

➡️I got distracted by little arms wrapped around my neck, pulling me into her, reminding me exactly why I entered this race to begin with.

➡️ I entered the race because I believe in an Indiana that puts families and children like my own at the heart of it.

🚨No more no-bid contracts, no more luxury vehicles bought on the taxpayer dime, no more utility monopolies, no more data center decisions that supersede local control, and no more legislation that put corporate profits above the workers in this state.

▪️Strong families. Thriving schools. Better healthcare. Higher wages. Prosperous small businesses. Inclusive spaces.

➡️I want to have a part in creating that kind of Indiana for her.

▪️This weekend reminded me that I share this feeling with so many across the state.

😴And I’m taking the night to linger in sweet little snuggles.

More thoughts and pictures to come, but right now I am doing something even more important

❤️Natasha Baker for Indiana Senate District 22

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