Allissa Impink
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Snapshot
| Fiscal responsibility | No public position found |
| Limited government | No public position found |
| Second Amendment | No public position found |
| Pro-life issues | No public position found |
| Family values | Mixed |
Background
Allissa Impink, 41, is a first-term Indianapolis Public Schools board member (elected uncontested to District 4 in November 2024) who previously worked as a child welfare supervisor, educator, and nonprofit leader (Source 1)(Source 4). She directs community engagement for a nonprofit focused on supporting women and girls in Indiana, and has served as neighborhood president of Fletcher Place in Indianapolis (Source 3). She announced her candidacy in January 2026 to replace retiring Sen. Andrea Hunley in the heavily Democratic SD-46 (Source 1). She cited rising child care costs, affordable housing instability, and public school funding cuts as her primary motivations for running (Source 1).
Positions
Fiscal responsibility
No public position foundNo direct statement on fiscal policy, state budget, or spending priorities found beyond advocacy for increased public school funding, which reflects an expenditure preference rather than a defined fiscal-responsibility position. (Source 1)(Source 3)
Limited government
No public position foundNo direct statement on government size, regulatory philosophy, or limited-government principles found in publicly available records as of 2026-04-15.
Second Amendment
No public position foundNo direct statement, pledge, or questionnaire response on Second Amendment issues found in publicly available records as of 2026-04-15.
Pro-life issues
No public position foundNo direct statement on abortion or pro-life issues found in publicly available records as of 2026-04-15.
Family values
MixedImpink has publicly championed child welfare, public education funding, and women's and girls' support programs (Source 1)(Source 3). She stated she sees the consequences of state policy "in my work and in my experience … as a parent myself of three daughters, and in the advocacy work that I do every single day to support women and girls" (Source 1). No statements on parental rights legislation, school curriculum, or marriage policy specifically found.
Endorsements
Sources
- 1.IndyStar — Impink candidacy announcement, Jan. 16, 2026https://www.indystar.com/story/news/politics/2026/01/16/who-is-running-for-indiana-senate-district-46-after-hunley-leaves/881992007/
- 2.Axios Indianapolis — Early voting guide, SD-46, April 14, 2026https://www.axios.com/local/indianapolis/2026/04/14/early-voting-guide-central-indiana-senate-races
- 3.IndyStar — Q&A with SD-46 candidates on education, housing, crime, April 8, 2026https://www.indystar.com/story/news/politics/elections/2026/04/08/where-indy-senate-candidates-stand-on-education-housing-and-crime/
- 4.Chalkbeat Indiana — IPS board election results 2024 (Impink elected uncontested to District 4)https://www.chalkbeat.org/indiana/2024/11/05/indianapolis-public-schools-board-election-results-2024/