The Speaker of the Indiana House of Representatives will have to give up that title and his seat in the House in January. Todd Huston was defeated Tuesday by Democrat Lauren Cole.
Huston shared a prepared statement on the loss Wednesday morning, expressing both disappointment and optimism.
“This was an incredibly challenging midterm election and ultimately the national headwinds were too difficult to overcome in a number of our races,” said Huston. “We’re so proud of our team and all our candidates who stepped up to serve and spent countless hours in their communities, listening to voters and talking about the issues that matter to Hoosiers.”
Huston, who lives in Hamilton County and represents that area, has served in the House for 12 years.
“While I’m disappointed by the results, I’m incredibly proud of the progress we’ve made in Indiana to grow our economy, bring good-paying jobs to our state, lower taxes and create thriving communities where people want to live, work, start a business and raise their family,” he said. “It’s been the honor of my life serving Hoosiers in Hamilton County and across our great state. I’m grateful for the opportunity and all that we’ve accomplished together.”

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Glad you are gone, you were a useless leader. We have the luxury of a super majority so we can cull the RINO’s from the herd and eventually get a true Conservative majority that will honor the will of the people. I suppose Todd already has a lobbyist job lined up.