Recently, I spoke with the National Association of Manufacturers about the importance of ensuring that America’s position as a global leader remains strong. Without growth, our economy suffers and our ability to remain internationally competitive is diminished. This is a massive national security risk.

As the Senate looks at much-needed tax changes in the next year, I am focused on pro-growth tax policy. We need to be thinking creatively about ways we can add value to our economy and, in turn, ensure Americans are better off.

Read the full interview here. 

Electric Works in Fort Wayne is an example of a public-private partnership enhancing a community.

Recently, I joined a celebration of The Elex building, which will offer much-needed affordable housing for Hoosiers of all ages and child care options for families. The Elex will include 296 apartments, an early childhood learning center, and fitness and wellness facilities. The development includes 89 affordable housing units, with 59 of those units restricted to individuals aged 55 and above. The Elex is named after the association of women employed by General Electric, first established in 1916.

Read more here.

It was great to attend Right to Life of Northeast Indiana’s annual fall banquet in Fort Wayne earlier this week. Thank you to Right to Life of Northeast Indiana for promoting and defending life for 50 years.

I am honored to receive the “Pioneer for Prosperity” Award from Americans for Prosperity for my efforts to support Hoosier workers and oppose harmful ideas that grow the size of government and take money out of the paychecks of taxpayers.

Read more about this award here.

The President recently signed into law my bill to cut red tape and solidify America’s ability to successfully onshore chip production as quickly as possible. 

The CHIPS and Science Act included manufacturing incentives vital to increasing domestic chip production here in the U.S. and protecting our national security interests. As implementation continues, unnecessary regulatory burdens are threatening to slow down these critical investments in domestic semiconductor manufacturing and pause construction that has already begun.

Senator Mark Kelly and I introduced the Building Chips in America Act to streamline federal permitting processes for microchip manufacturing projects while maintaining bedrock protections for clean air and clean water. Our bill passed the Senate twice and passed the House last month.

We cannot let unnecessary regulatory burdens slow down investments in domestic chip manufacturing, and I am glad this bill is now law. Read more here.

Navigating federal agencies can be difficult. My staff and I are here to assist Hoosiers who are having trouble receiving benefits, have questions regarding a program or procedure, or have not heard back from these agencies in a timely manner.

Learn more about how we can help here.

WTWO Terre Haute: Rose-Hulman breaks ground on Innovation Grove

Marshall County Post: Senator Young, colleagues stand with Israel, condemn Iran-backed Hamas

Salem Leader: NFIB Awards Senator Young Guardian Of Small Business Award

Indiana Public Media: Eli Lilly announces additional $4.5 billion investment into central Indiana LEAP District

The Ripon Advance: Senate passes Young’s bipartisan resolution recognizing 4–H week nationwide

Thank you for the continued privilege to serve you in the U.S. Senate. My mission is to fight on behalf of Hoosiers and the interests that are unique to our state. I look forward to working with you, and sharing our progress, in the days ahead. 

In Service,