The Stable Genius Report

• Indiana's Republican State Representatives, led by Speaker Todd Huston, Bill Sponsor Ben Smaltz, and Elections Committee Chairman Tim Wesco, have overwhelmingly voted to pass a new, much fairer, and improved Congressional Map.
• The author won Indiana six times, including Primaries, in 2016, 2020, and 2024.
• The new map would provide the people of Indiana the opportunity to elect two additional Republicans in the 2026 Midterm Elections.
• The Indiana Senate must pass this map 'AS IS' and deliver it to Governor Mike Braun's desk 'ASAP'.
• Passing the map will deliver a 'gigantic Victory for Republicans' in Indiana and across the Country.
• Nine specific Indiana Senators (Blake Doriot, Brett Clark, Brian Buchanan, Dan Dernulc, Ed Charbonneau, Greg Goode, Jim Buck, Rick Niemeyer, and Ryan Mishler) need encouragement to make the right decision regarding the map.

The post concerns state-level legislative action (congressional redistricting) aimed at influencing electoral outcomes in the 2026 Midterm Elections. It does not mention any specific economic policies, corporate entities, interest rates, or broader market-moving events that would directly or indirectly impact the S&P 500.

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