Diego Morales

Diego Morales served in the U.S. Army. Morales earned a bachelor's degree in communications and political science from Indiana University, a master's degree in international business administration from Tilburg University, and a master's degree in business administration from Purdue University. His career experience includes working as the director of intergovernmental affairs of the office of the Indiana Secretary of State, a senior advisor to then-Indiana Governor Mike Pence, a business development executive with The Free Enterprise System, Inc., and the chief business development officer with Sodrel Holding Companies.[7][8]

Diego Morales did not complete [the profile publisher]'s 2026 Candidate Connection survey.

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Campaign websiteMorales' campaign website stated the following:ElectionsWhat We Have AchievedExpanded Indiana's voter ID law to include mail-in votingExpanded Indiana's ban on private funding of electionsIntroduced documentary proof of citizenship requirementsEnhanced proof of residency requirementsAdded new sources of information that can be used for voter list maintenanceOversaw implementation of a voter verifiable paper trail in all 92 Indiana countiesImproved Indiana's ranking from 16 to the top 10 in the "Heritage Foundation Election Scorecard"What’s NextContinue to promote and support legislation that puts more emphasis on election daySupport action at the federal level to allow documentary proof of citizenship for all voter registration applicationsModernize Indiana's Statewide Voter Registration and Election Management SystemExpand Indiana's campaign finance portal to include local candidate committees and PACs to enhance transparencySupport action at the federal level to remove outdated restrictions that limit states ability to perform comprehensive voter list maintenanceAuto Dealer ServicesWhat We Have AchievedAdded new training requirements for independent car dealers to ensure they are adequately trained to serve HoosiersRigorous enforcement of Indiana dealer laws that has ensured Hoosier consumers are protectedWhat’s NextExpand training opportunities and requirements to ensure dealers know their legal requirementsExplore the ability to expand the division to include protections for non-consensual consumer towingSecuritiesWhat We Have AchievedIssued a cease and desist against BlackRock to ensure Hoosier investors are protected and their money is not being used against their interestsIncreased focus on financial literacy programs to focus on preventing potential financial crimesStabilized the securities restitution fund to ensure victims of financial crimes can recover some of what they lostWhat’s NextContinue investigations and enforcement to ensure firms like Blackrock are not deceiving Hoosier investorsIncreased financial literacy programs to focus on preventing potential financial crimesBusiness ServicesWhat We Have AchievedMaintained Indiana's ranking as one of the best states to start a businessLaunched "In My Community" to help highlight what Indiana's local communities have to offerWhat’s NextExpand INBiz to include more connections with state agenciesExplore expansion of INBiz to include connections with local governmentsContinue Indiana's ranking as one of the best states to start a business— Diego Morales' campaign website (April 16, 2026)Note: This text is quoted verbatim from the original source. Any inconsistencies are attributable to the original source.

Diego Morales did not complete [the profile publisher]'s 2022 Candidate Connection survey.