Indiana AG Todd Rokita endorses Trump for president
”President Trump is the leader we need now in the White House.”
”President Trump is the leader we need now in the White House.”

Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita (R) has revealed that he is backing former President Trump in the 2024 presidential election.
"I ENDORSE PRESIDENT DONALD J. TRUMP FOR 2024," he posted on X, formerly known as Twitter. "Today, I join millions of everyday Hoosiers in endorsing Donald Trump for President."
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View on X"It should be painfully clear to everyone that President Trump's liberty-loving, America First policies work far better than the Left's woke grievance culture, which produces nothing but division, misery, and hate for our country, state, and each other," Rokita wrote. "I fight against this toxic culture every day for Hoosiers in court, and I know that Trump's strength in pushing back against this extreme agenda is more critical now than ever."
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View on X"Whether it is our lawsuit stopping Joe Biden's lawlessness at the southern border, our fight to keep parents in charge of children, or protecting children from the Left's transanity, I can see firsthand that now is a time for patriots of strength. I find strength in my friend President Trump because he fights against the injustices perpetrated not only on him but on millions of Americans—and he always puts America First."
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View on X"President Trump is the leader we need now in the White House."
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View on XThe former president appeared to be pleased with Rokita's endorsement; he shared it on Truth Social just a couple of days later.

Rokita has earned the most votes of any state officeholder in Indiana history, according to the official state website.
The attorney general's record includes previously finding gun control ordinances to be unconstitutional, according to Fox 59.
Rokita also successfully fought against a lawsuit the Satanic Temple had filed against the state of Indiana in an attempt to skirt state laws that restrict abortion via a religious exemption declaration.
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