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Nov. 29, 2012 - INDIANAPOLIS – State Rep. Ryan Dvorak (D-South Bend) will serve as a prominent member of Indiana House Democratic leadership when the Legislature returns for its 2013 session in January. House Democratic Leader Scott Pelath from Michigan City announced that Dvorak will be Assistant Democratic Leader, a key role in the management [...]
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November 7, 2012 – With over 26,500 votes cast, the results of the 8th District race for Indiana State Representative are in, and Ryan Dvorak has been re-elected to his sixth term in the Indiana General Assembly by a ten point margin – 55% to 45%. After the election, Dvorak thanked his supporters and [...]
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October 29, 2012 – excerpted from South Bend Tribune – “Dvorak says he is eager to rebuild the Democratic caucus in the House, to better define the rainy day fund to keep it from being politicized and to work across the aisle to achieve better cost-cutting strategy than across-the-board reductions… Because we believe Dvorak has [...]
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October 22, 2012 – The Hoosier Chapter of the Sierra Club named Ryan Dvorak as one of seven Indiana State Representatives to earn it’s endorsement this year: “Rep. Dvorak has been a champion for conservation, protection of Indiana’s environment and promotion of clean energy…Rep. Dvorak led the effort to make renewable energy more available through [...]
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October 21, 2012 – South Bend Tribune State House of Representatives, District 8 Richard Pfeil (R) Ryan M. Dvorak, incumbent (D) The Tribune endorses Ryan M. Dvorak. http://www.southbendtribune.com/news/elections/sbt-the-tribunes-2012-endorsements-20121021,0,5755339,full.story
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October 10, 2012 – excerpt from South Bend Tribune – The two men running for the District 8 seat in the Indiana House of Representatives are familiar foes. Richard Pfeil, a Republican from Granger, challenged incumbent Rep. Ryan Dvorak, D-South Bend, in the 2010 election, and he’s running against him again this year. Dvorak, a [...]
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October 8, 2012 – excerpt from South Bend Tribune – …Some local Republican candidates for the Indiana House have suggested that the prospect of long-term GOP control is a reason to elect them instead of Democratic incumbents. … Dvorak, however, said it’s based on a false assumption that a member of the minority party can’t [...]
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Spetember 10, 2012 – by Jenn Zellers, ABC57 -SOUTH BEND, Ind. — The American Association of Retired Persons held its own political convention of sorts Monday in South Bend. A number of Republicans and Democratic candidates for various state and national jobs showed up for the event at St. Paul’s Sanctuary on Ironwood. They included both the [...]
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