Racheal Bleicher’s race has been highlighted as a target race by the DLCC — a testament to her qualifications for this seat. Rachael Bleicher is running to represent Indiana House District 24, which includes portions of Boone and Hamilton counties. Throughout her career, Bleicher has helped businesses navigate digital transformation and adopt emerging technologies. She aims to apply her experience in technology, data-driven decision-making, and innovation to state government while respecting and protecting Indiana’s agricultural heritage. Her priorities include preparing Indiana’s workforce for future jobs, supporting technological innovation, and strengthening Indiana’s competitiveness as a center for economic growth and innovation in the Midwest.

Racheal Bleicher’s policy priorities include education funding, affordable childcare, maternal healthcare, workforce development, technological innovation, and economic growth. She views education and childcare as essential investments in Indiana’s workforce, economic competitiveness, and the long-term success of families. Bleicher supports strengthening education funding and expanding access to affordable childcare so parents can work, children can thrive, and employers can attract and retain workers. She also seeks to improve access to maternal care for mothers and children, recognizing that barriers to healthcare can affect family well-being, workforce participation, and regional economic development.

Bleicher advocates treating education, childcare, and maternal healthcare as essential infrastructure that supports Indiana’s families, workforce, and economy. Her legislative goals include helping Hoosier families access the resources they need to succeed, preparing workers for emerging industries, encouraging responsible innovation, and ensuring Indiana remains an attractive place to live, work, raise a family, and build a business. She also seeks to balance economic modernization with respect for the state’s agricultural heritage and the needs of communities across District 24.