INDIANA — With one week remaining until Election Day, the Indiana Federation of Republican Women (IFRW) has launched a near five-figure digital billboard campaign, the first ad buy of its kind in the organization’s history, urging Hoosiers to cast their ballots for Republican candidates on Tuesday, November 3.
Strategically placed along major Indiana transit corridors including I-465, I-69, and I-75, the digital billboards deliver a direct message to commuters:
“Republicans who stay home elect Democrats. Vote Republican on Tuesday, Nov. 3.”
“Elections are decided by the people who show up,” said Chloe Anagnos Pierce, president of the Indiana Federation of Republican Women. “This is the first time our organization has made an ad buy like this, and it reflects just how committed our members are to turning out Republican voters. With one week to go, we want every Republican to make a plan to cast their ballot.”
Grassroots Growth Powers Final Campaign Push
The billboard effort caps off a milestone year for the state organization. In 2026, the IFRW chartered four new local chapters, reached 105% of its statewide membership goal, and earned formal recognition from the National Federation of Republican Women.
“This has been an incredible year for our organization, and that momentum is carrying us into the final week of this election,” Pierce added. “Our women are energized and getting out the vote. They’re making calls, knocking on doors, and reminding their friends and families to vote. We’re going to keep working until the polls close on November 3.”
About the Indiana Federation of Republican Women
The Indiana Federation of Republican Women serves as the state affiliate of the National Federation of Republican Women, the largest women’s political organization in the United States. The organization focuses on advancing conservative principles across Indiana through civic education, legislative advocacy, and grassroots campaign engagement.
For more information on local chapters or membership opportunities, visit the organization’s website at indianafrw.org.
