Natasha Baker

Baker's stated campaign priorities — state funding for child care, universal pre-K, expanded access to Medicaid, and raising Indiana's minimum wage — all represent positions favoring expanded government expenditure (Source 2). In a podcast interview, she described her campaign as built around "healthcare affordability, public education, economic justice, infrastructure, and the widening gap between working families and political insiders," and stated government should "serve the people instead of corporate donors" (Source 4). These represent direct candidate statements indicating a position at variance with fiscal restraint as defined by this guide's lens.

Baker stated in her campaign announcement that she believes "government should serve the people instead of corporate donors" and described her campaign as opposing "the pay-to-play system that dominates state politics" (Source 4). Her platform of expanded government programs (pre-K, Medicaid expansion, child care subsidies) reflects an orientation toward expanding rather than limiting government's role (Sources 1, 2).

No public position found on Second Amendment.

No public position found on pro-life issues.

No public position found on family values as defined by this guide's lens. Baker's platform includes support for "strong public schools" and child care access, but no direct position on parental rights legislation, DEI bills, or related measures was confirmed (Sources 1, 2).