Christina Hale

Christina Hale

Member of the Indiana House of Representatives from the 87th district
Incumbent
Assumed office January 3, 2013
Preceded by	Cindy Noe
Personal details
Political party	Democratic
Spouse(s)	Chris
Residence	Indianapolis, Indiana
Alma mater	Purdue University

Christina Hale is an American politican who is a Democratic member of the Indiana House of Representatives, representing the 87th district. Hale was formerly an executive with Kiwanis International.^[1] She is of partial Cuban descent.^[2]

On May 25, 2016 John R. Gregg, the Democratic nominee for Governor of Indiana named Christina Hale as his running mate for Lieutenant Governor of Indiana in the 2016 election. The Gregg/Hale ticket will compete against the Republican and the Libertarian candidate.^[3]

References

↑ Sittler, John (4 February 2013). "Q&A Meet Rep. Christina Hale". Statehouse File. Retrieved 18 December 2013.
↑ WBEZ: "Latinos worry after losing longtime seat in the Indiana Statehouse" By Michael Puente November 7, 2014
↑ http://indianapublicmedia.org/news/john-gregg-announce-running-mate-today-99364/

External links

Official Legislative website

Members of the Indiana House of Representatives

119th General Assembly (2015-2017) Speaker of the House: Brian Bosma (R) Majority Floor Leader: Matt Lehman (R) Minority Leader: Scott Pelath (D)

Linda Lawson (D) Donna Harris (D) Charlie Brown (D) Edmond Soliday (R) Dale DeVon (R) B. Patrick Bauer (D) David L. Niezgodski (D) Ryan Dvorak (D) Scott Pelath (D) Charles Moseley (D) Michael Aylesworth (R) Bill Fine (R) Sharon Negele (R) Vernon Smith (D) Hal Slager (R) Douglas Gutwein (R) Tim Harman (R) David Wolkins (R) Julie Olthoff (R) Tom Dermody (R) Timothy Wesco (R) Curt Nisly (R) Bill Friend (R) Donna Schaibley (R) Donald Lehe (R) Randy Truitt (R) Sheila Klinker (D) Jeff Thompson (R) Kathy Kreag Richardson (R) Michael Karickhoff (R) Kevin Mahan (R) Tony Cook (R) Greg Beumer (R) Sue Errington (D) Melanie Wright (D) Terri Austin (D) Todd Huston (R) Heath VanNatter (R) Jerry Torr (R) Greg Steuerwald (R) Tim Brown (R) Alan Morrison (R) Clyde Kersey (D) James Baird (R) Bruce Borders (R) Bob Heaton (R) John Price (R) Douglas Miller (R) Wes Culver (R) Dan Leonard (R) Dennis Zent (R) Ben Smaltz (R) Bob Cherry (R) Thomas E. Saunders (R) Cindy Ziemke (R) Dick Hamm (R) Sean Eberhart (R) Woody Burton (R) Milo Smith (R) Peggy Mayfield (R) Matt Pierce (D) Jeff Ellington (R) Mark Messmer (R) Thomas Washburne (R) Eric Allan Koch (R) Terry Goodin (D) Randy Frye (R) Randy Lyness (R) Jim Lucas (R) Rhonda Rhoads (R) Steven Stemler (D) Edward Clere (R) Steve Davisson (R) Lloyd Arnold (R) Ronald Bacon (R) Wendy McNamara (R) Gail Riecken (D) Suzanne Crouch (R) Matt Lehman (R) Phil GiaQuinta (D) Martin Carbaugh (R) David Ober (R) Christopher Judy (R) Bob Morris (R) Casey Cox (R) Ed DeLaney (D) Christina Hale (D) Brian Bosma (R) Cindy Kirchhofer (R) Mike Speedy (R) Robert Behning (R) Karlee Macer (D) David Frizzell (R) Cherrish Pryor (D) John Bartlett (D) Greg Porter (D) Justin Moed (D) Robin Shackleford (D) Vanessa Summers (D) Dan Forestal (D)

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