KERRY’S PRIORITIES
Public Safety
Kerry Forestal has dedicated his life to public safety, and he knows that safe neighborhoods are the foundation of strong communities. In the State Senate, he will fight for smart investments that support law enforcement, prevent crime, and keep families safe.
Strong Public Schools
Kerry believes every child deserves access to a high-quality public education, no matter their ZIP code. He will fight for fully funded schools, support for teachers, and the resources students need to succeed.
Lower Health Care Costs
Too many families are being squeezed by the rising cost of health care and prescription drugs. Kerry will work to lower costs and protect access to care so Hoosiers do not have to choose between their health and paying the bills.
Affordable Child Care
Child care costs are putting enormous pressure on working families and making it harder for parents to stay in the workforce. Kerry will support policies that expand access to affordable, quality child care and help parents get ahead.
Utility Accountability
Hoosier families should not be stuck paying the price when utility companies put profits ahead of people. Kerry will fight for stronger oversight and accountability so Hoosiers are protected from unfair rate hikes.
Affordable Housing
Kerry knows that housing affordability is one of the biggest challenges facing working families. He will support practical solutions that expand access to attainable housing and help keep communities strong and stable.
Workers and Families
Kerry is a strong Democrat who believes government should stand with working people, not powerful special interests. He will fight for policies that protect workers, strengthen families, and make it easier for people to build a secure future.
Standing Up to the GOP Supermajority
Kerry is running because Indiana needs leaders who will stand up and speak out when the Republican supermajority puts politics ahead of people. He will be a strong Democratic voice for common-sense solutions, fairness, and accountability at the Statehouse.