Becky Cash

Becky Cash was born in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Cash earned a bachelor's degree from Bowling Green State University. Her career experience includes owning Indy Natural Health Center and ASD Perspectives. Cash has been affiliated with the group Boone County Republican Women, IFRW, and the nonprofit organization Stand For Health Freedom.[1][2]

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State Rep. Becky Cash of Zionsville was first elected in 2022 to serve House District 25, which includes portions of Boone and Hendricks counties.

Cash and her husband, Chris, run a nutrition business, and she is a naturopathic practitioner. She has also spent more than 15 years helping parents navigate services for children with special needs, explore educational options and help them know their rights. Cash served on the board of advisors for St. Ambrose Academy and the H2 Autism Foundation, and has been involved with Purpose 4 My Pain, A Kid Again, Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, Make A Wish and other charity organizations.

Cash earned a bachelor's degree from Bowling Green State University and certification from Steubenville University. She's been a member of the Boone County Republican Women, Indiana Federation of Republican Women and Stand for Health Freedom.

Cash lives in Zionsville with her husband and five of their six children. Their family attends St. Alphonsus Liguori Catholic Church where they are active in ministry.

Please list below 3 key messages of your campaign. What are the main points you want voters to remember about your goals for your time in office?

Lowering Taxes to Support Hoosier Families -

While Indiana boasts some of the lowest taxes in the country, we must strive to further reduce the tax burden on our residents. The pandemic has led to significant inflation, impacting everyone's finances and causing inflated property taxes. Our elderly risk being taxed out of their lifelong homes, and young families are struggling to save for the future and meet basic needs. I am committed to finding solutions to fund essential services like law enforcement, firefighters, local governments, and schools while easing the financial strain on House District 25 residents.Protecting Personal Liberties for All Hoosiers -

Securing our rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness is a fundamental American principle. To prevent the erosion of these liberties, I will continue to advocate for laws that protect medical, educational, and religious decisions made by parents and individuals. The state must prove imminent danger before interfering in family matters, and medical mandates must be made illegal in Indiana. I have already introduced legislation to protect these freedoms and will remain dedicated to listening to and fighting for the rights of families and individuals in our district.Ensuring Quality Education for Every Child -

Education is vital for our children's success and the future of our state and country. The state has an interest and responsibility to provide for the education of children. I support strong public schools while advocating for educational choice. Recognizing that no two children are the same, I advocate for funding mechanisms that allow families to choose the best educational environment for their children. I will continue working with local schools, educational experts, and state policy directors to ensure that Indiana offers exceptional educational opportunities.

What areas of public policy are you personally passionate about?

Protection of the Vulnerable - In my first two years, I put forward legislation to better protect our elderly in assisted living facilities. I fought to protect insurance payouts for disabled individuals. I sponsored legislation to increase penalties for those who fail to protect children from sexual abuse in sports. I sponsored legislation to increase medical care for premature babies and to require processing of rape kits. Finally, I passed legislation to open up grant money for community based mental health. My commitment to fight for the most vulnerable in our communities is unwavering and, I will continue to advocate, write legislation, and collaborate with anyone willing to work to these ends, to protect all Hoosiers.

Who do you look up to? Whose example would you like to follow, and why?

There are many people whom I look up to, but at the top of that list are mothers who fight relentlessly for their children and the child of others, completely without regard to those criticizing them. You could say that I look up to the Mama Bears.

What legacy would you like to leave?

"Do all the good you can, in all the ways you can, to all the souls you can, in every place you can, at all the times you can, with all the zeal you can, as long as ever you can." John Wesley

“Never underestimate the power of a small group of committed people to change the world. In fact, it is the only thing that ever has.” ~ Margaret Mead

What is the first historical event that happened in your lifetime that you remember? How old were you at the time?

I was in 8th grade when the Space Shuttle Challenger exploded. We were in school watching this momentous event when the shuttle exploded. We were aware that a teacher was going up in space. I still tear up thinking of her children.

Are you interested in running for a different political office (for example, the U.S. Congress or governor) in the future?

I do not have future political ambitions at this time. I look forward to representing the people of District 25 and all people in Indiana in the legislature.

What organizations or individuals have endorsed your campaign?

Indiana Fraternal Order of Police, more to come

Who are you? Tell us about yourself.

Becky Cash is a wife and mother of 6. She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts and Sciences from Bowling Green State University with a major in English and a minor in Sociology and Political Science. She also holds a certification from Steubenville University in Youth Ministry and Catechesis and is a Board Certified Holistic Practitioner. Her work experience includes Director of Youth Ministry in Woodstock, Illinois; as well as, owning two businesses in Holistic Care along with her husband. She has advanced continuing education in working and coaching families with children with Autism and special needs and is an active volunteer throughout the Indianapolis Area. She is on the Board of Director for St Ambrose Academy and the H2Foundation.

Please list below 3 key messages of your campaign. What are the main points you want voters to remember about your goals for your time in office?

Parental Rights in EducationPro-Life- Life Begins at ConceptionMedical Freedom

What areas of public policy are you personally passionate about?

My top priority is securing the rights of parents to make personal, medical, religious and educational decisions for their children.

In addition, the right of each individual to make the medical decisions that are best for themselves; without risk of personal injury or violation of religious freedom is something that we must secure in the Indiana law.

Finally, we must pursue additional legislation that will secure the rights of the unborn.

There are many other areas that I am concerned about and will work with other like minded legislators to address. Some of the issues include mental health reform, harsher penalties for child sexual abuse and those who shelter perpetrators, and making sure that all Indiana child receive fair and equal education regardless of race or economic status.

Who do you look up to? Whose example would you like to follow, and why?

There are many people whom I look up to, but at the top of that list are mothers who fight relentlessly for their children and the child of others, completely without regard to those criticizing them. You could say that I look up to the Mama Bears.

What characteristics or principles are most important for an elected official?

An elected official should be a person of integrity that is willing to do the right thing, even when their colleagues disagree. A legislator must always remember that they were elected by and work for the people.

What legacy would you like to leave?

"Do all the good you can, in all the ways you can, to all the souls you can, in every place you can, at all the times you can, with all the zeal you can, as long as ever you can." John Wesley

“Never underestimate the power of a small group of committed people to change the world. In fact, it is the only thing that ever has.” ~ Margaret Mead

What is the first historical event that happened in your lifetime that you remember? How old were you at the time?

I was in 8th grade when the Space Shuttle Challenger exploded. We were in school watching this momentous event when the shuttle exploded. We were aware that a teacher was going up in space. I still tear up thinking of her children.

Do you believe that it’s beneficial for state legislators to have previous experience in government or politics?

I do not believe that it is necessary for a state legislator to have previous experience as an elected official. I believe that what is needed today is for men and women of great courage to step forward. I believe it is necessary for uncompromised men and women, willing to do the right thing for the people, to step forward and run for office.

Are you interested in running for a different political office (for example, the U.S. Congress or governor) in the future?

I do not have future political ambitions at this time. I look forward to representing the people of District 25 and all people in Indiana in the legislature.

Campaign website

Cash’s campaign website stated the following:

Protection of our communities and our law enforcement

Becky is the only candidate in this race endorsed by the Fraternal Order of Police!

HD 25 encompasses four different communities that make up four different school corporations, countless parks, churches, businesses, hospitals, facilities and much more. The people of House District 25 are blessed to live in some of the safest communities in Indiana. This is largely because of the people who live here, strong law enforcement and first responders, amazing educators and an environment that promotes and encourages business development. But we must continue to stay vigilant so that we can continue to raise our children in safe communities without fear of drugs like Fentanyl and opiates getting into the hands of our children.

I will support adequate funding for our law enforcement, emergency medical systems and fire corporations. I will work with local and State Police organizations and local and State fire organizations to make sure that their pensions and healthcare are secure. I have begun and will continue conversations regarding growing concerns about specific illnesses that are growing among our police and firefighters. We must ensure they have the healthcare they need.

I also support funding for programs that make our schools and communities safer, keep drugs out of our communities and keep our families safe from criminals. Such programs include State funding for active shooter training, officers in the schools, proper equipment for our law enforcement and additional equipment for our schools.

Fiscal Responsibility

The Indiana legislature has an obligation to act with fiscal responsibility. This means that we need to not just pass legislation regarding funding but also be aware of where that money is going and who is accountable for the spending. I will not just be aware of the big picture of where money is going but also read between the lines, ask questions and challenge when needed.

Education

I believe that education is the ticket to achieving the American Dream and that all people, regardless of where they come from, what school district they live, whether they are in the rural or suburban parts of the district, deserve access and opportunity to good education. I am committed to:

School choice so that parents can choose the best path to education for their children, based on their families needs.

Providing adequate funding for pur schools. I will fight to make sure that the public schools in HD 25 are represented at the Statehouse and that they receive the funding needed to provide high quality education with a focus on academics. I also support the recent legislation increasing minimum salaries and incremental pay raises for our Public School teachers.

Offering our students multiple career paths. Our children have the right and need to be prepared to pursue higher education or directly enter the workforce after High School. I support expanded access to trade schools both in High School and Post-Secondary. We must prepare our students for college but understand that there are multiple options for our students.

Supporting the Parents Bill of Rights as updated by the Attorney General in 2021. If you are a parent or citizen of House District 25, please feel free to reach out to our campaign to share your concerns regarding educational opportunities.

Expanded Opportunities for our Special Needs Populations. I look forward to working with fellow legislators to explore job force options for ALL of our children and adults. I welcome parents and caregivers of those with special needs to reach out to me to discuss these topics.

Mental Health Reform

I am committed to mental health reform. In our last primary, we heard every Sheriff candidate in Boone County and Hendricks County talk about mental health issues in the jails. This stems from decades of failed mental health policy and inadequate resources. This will not be fixed overnight however I am committed to:

Finding ways to incentivise students in mental health to focus on Pediatric and Adolescent Mental Health.

Exploring opportunities to recruit mental health professionals to come to Indiana.

Working with organizations such as Mental Health America to focus on Early Childhood programs to help detect and prevent Mental Health Crisis.

Working with organizations such as Autism Society of Indiana and other disability organizations to explore better ways of meeting the mental health needs of our most vulnerable populations.

Beginning the work of taking the efforts of the organizations above ( and others) and focusing on legislative gaps so that we can begin implementation.

We are running out of time. We must prioritize Indiana's growing Mental Health Crisis.

Parental Rights

I believe that parents have the rights and responsibilities to make decisions for their children. No entity, including and especially the Government should infringe on those rights unless it is proven that a child is being abused. As a mother of 6, ranging in age from 9 years old to 21 years old, I have both experienced and seen what happens when the rights of parents are infringed upon. Parents have the right to make educational, medical and moral decisions for their minor children. Parents should always have the right to change their child's educational environment, get a second opinion or forego medical treatment, make end of life decisions for their child and to choose what and when their children learn about moral decisions. The religious rights and beliefs of a family should never be imposed upon by the government.

Constitutional Rights

As Americans, the Constitution of the United States of America is our most important document. This document guarantees us the right to Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness. In addition, the Indiana Constitutions reaffirms these things. I will fight for Constitutional Principles because this is the only path to making sure that every citizen, regardless of Race, Religion, Sex, Economic Status, where they live or where they come from can be guaranteed these inalienable rights. I will fight for the Truths and Principles in the U.S. Constitution, without exception. This includes Freedom of Speech, Freedom of Religion and the Right to Bear Arms.

Pro-Life

Our Family is Strongly Pro-Life. Life is the most fundamental right guaranteed to us, as Americans, in the Constitution. I will fight for the Rights of the Unborn, those who have been born, those with disabilities, the poor, the most vulnerable, the elderly and the lives of everyone in between.[3]

—Becky Cash’s campaign website (2022)[4]