Lindsay Gramlich is a nonprofit CEO, community advocate, and lifelong Indiana resident from Carmel, Indiana, running for the Indiana House of Representatives in District 39, which includes Carmel and Westfield. She holds a Master of Public Affairs from Indiana University and leads a nonprofit organization that empowers girls by expanding opportunities and removing barriers to success. As a mother of two children attending Carmel Clay Schools and one child in daycare, Gramlich is actively involved in education and community advocacy. Her professional and personal experiences inform her focus on public education, childcare affordability, healthcare access, and policies that support Indiana families.

Lindsay Gramlich’s policy priorities include repealing Indiana’s abortion ban, fully funding public schools, ending Indiana’s school voucher program, reducing childcare costs, expanding access to affordable healthcare, and protecting local hospitals. She supports implementing a statewide tri-share childcare model to make childcare more affordable for families and employers. She also advocates for protecting access to in vitro fertilization (IVF) and contraception, strengthening environmental protections, advancing gun safety measures, and improving housing affordability throughout District 39. Her legislative agenda covers reproductive healthcare access, public education funding, affordable childcare, healthcare affordability, environmental protection, gun safety, and housing opportunities for Indiana residents.