WASHINGTON D.C. – Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales recently traveled to Washington, D.C., to meet with federal officials and national leaders to discuss continued efforts to strengthen Indiana elections and maintain the state’s position as a national leader in election integrity.
During his meetings, Secretary Morales highlighted Indiana’s strong election laws and continued collaboration with state and federal partners to ensure Hoosiers can have confidence in the electoral process. Indiana is currently ranked #7 in the nation for election integrity, according to the Heritage Foundation.
“Indiana continues to lead the way when it comes to election integrity. We are proud of the work being done across our state, but we are not slowing down. I will continue working with leaders in Washington and alongside President Donald Trump to ensure Indiana remains a national model for secure, transparent, and trustworthy elections,” said Diego Morales, Indiana Secretary of State.
Secretary Morales has traveled to Washington, D.C. several times during his tenure to meet with federal officials, discuss election security initiatives, and push for policies that strengthen voter confidence.
While in the nation’s capital, Secretary Morales was also invited to attend a special celebration at the White House honoring the Indiana Hoosiers football national championship team. Secretary Morales congratulated the players, coaches, and university leadership on their historic accomplishment and recognized the pride they have brought to the state of Indiana.
No taxpayer money was used for this trip.
