Spencer woman will run for Indiana House seat in 46th
Marsili, 42, said a diminishing voice among Hoosier workers sparked her decision to run for the office.
"Right-to-Work must go," she said, noting
The law, Marsili said, "allows corporations to walk into a work place and say everyone is fired. That is what Carrier [in
"Unions are the strongest things we have and unions support people with more than just jobs, but gives them a family. They are the pulse inside a community," Marsili said. Unions can offer people work through training, something Marsili said, "could be a cure to the opioid epidemic" by providing work.
Instead of providing broad tax cuts or abatements, Marsili said all business incentives should be based on a regulated scale related to jobs and salaries.
In other issues, Marsili said she "supports public education instead of vouchers."
Additionally, Marsili said she would work to transform
"My action plan is to turn HIP 2.0 into a single payer program, allowing health insurance for all Hoosiers," she said.
Marsili said she did not finish high school at
Marsili graduated in 2016 from
While her address is
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