Beau Bayh

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The MeidasTouch Podcast · Beau Bayh Discusses his Indiana Secretary of State Race · 1 Jul 2026 podcast

And so that's why my first act as Secretary of State is going to be to open an independent audit of this office to regain the trust of the 5 million registered Hoosier voters in our state and try and get this thing back on course where we're running our elections competently, honestly, not injecting partisanship and nonsense conspiracy theories into our electoral process where it shouldn't be.

Yeah, I'm the seventh generation of my family born here in the state of Indiana.

And as you hinted at the top, I hinted to at the top, I was kind of raised in a family of public servants.

You know, my granddad served our state in the United States Senate.

And one of the things that I was most proud of in his service was he authored a law called Title IX, which has allowed millions and millions of young girls all over our country to compete fairly in college athletics.

So every time I see someone like Caitlin Clark here on The Fever, Sophie Cunningham, who's just an amazing superstar woman athlete, I think about him and the millions of girls that are inspired

to achieve things through college sports.

You know, he authored a constitutional amendment to lower the voting age from 21 to 18 at a time in our country when the Vietnam War was raging and young people were fighting and dying in a war in Vietnam.

They didn't have a right to vote on whether that war continued.

My dad served as governor of our state and instituted the 21st Century Scholars Program.

which has allowed millions of kids here to go to school debt-free if they did all the right things and just live really fulfilling lives.

And that's inspired me to make a similar impact in my life in service.

That's why I joined the Marine Corps, because I owe this country so much.

I love my country.

And for those of us who love our countries, love our states, love our country and love our state,

It's not good enough to sit on the sideline.

If you don't like the way things are going, you have an obligation to raise your hand.

That's what I'm doing here.

Things have gotten completely off track in our state government with corruption, insider dealing, the rest.

That ends November 3rd.

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