[mmichaels1970]

May 4th for most of Indiana. This is all I could find for now.

That's actually a very good find. At least Indiana has a very detailed regional breakdown and timeline with multiple specific milestones and an "end date".

Whether I agree or not, I at least respect the level of detail and effort that went into that, as opposed to the open-endedness of most states (including mine).

I just reread it a second time and the level of detail is amazing compared to other plans I've seen.

I don't know a lot about your governor there. But my first impression is that he's got it together more than most.

[FamiliarFace]

I’ll have to say, truthfully, that I have been very worried about what Holcomb would do. I thought he would follow DeWine’s lead. If he had, it would be the last time Holcomb would ever get my vote.

Holcomb has surprised me. Very happily surprised.

To be honest about this, I am more used to Ohio than I am to Indiana. We moved here about 6 years ago for employment opportunities, after being in Ohio for 25 years. We raised our kids there. So I still feel like a newbie to the Indiana political culture.

We return to Ohio every 6 to 8 weeks to visit our youngest (adult) son who still lives there, and to visit old friends. The rest of our families are scattered on both coasts, ranging from San Francisco to New York to the South. We feel like we have a vested interest in the well being of folks in Ohio.