Ryan Hatfield

@ryandhatfield · IN · H

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Posts56
Engagement3,511
Voting-record position-0.115
CoverageJan 17, 2020 to Jun 3, 2023
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Most distinctive Civil Rights 5.0 pp below the party median

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Civil Rights2.5%7.5%−5.0 ppUnder-indexed56
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Ryan Hatfield

@ryandhatfield

Democratic IN House

RT @WhipClyburn: #IndigenousPeoplesDay represents a movement towards a more complete and accurate history of the United States. Today we r<U+2026>

Civil Rights

Ryan Hatfield

@ryandhatfield

Democratic IN House

RT @matthewjdowd: On this day in 1925 Nellie Tayloe Ross of Wyoming is sworn in as the first woman governor in the United States and was di&

Civil Rights

Ryan Hatfield

@ryandhatfield

Democratic IN House

Today, with my daughter in my arms, I filed for reelection for Indiana State Representative. It was on this day 100 years ago, Indiana ratified the 19th Amendment giving women the right to vote. https://t.co/YSDWF0vEAY

Civil Rights

Ryan Hatfield

@ryandhatfield

Democratic IN House

Ahmaud Arberys life mattered. His murder was racially motivated in cold blood. Justice for Ahmaud is not enough, it is our moral imperative to end these senseless acts of hate. We must start by admitting this& https://t.co/RgaoxkPmaw

Civil Rights

Ryan Hatfield

@ryandhatfield

Democratic IN House

RT @MayorWinnecke: Evansville, thank you for showing the rest of the world that our city can come together and express our views in a peace&

Civil Rights

Ryan Hatfield

@ryandhatfield

Democratic IN House

#AhmaudArbery was murdered because he was black and, today, a jury justly found his killers guilty. I was emotional watching the verdicts as far too often justice has escaped. The work of racial justice continues until racism finds no harbor.

Civil Rights

Ryan Hatfield

@ryandhatfield

Democratic IN House

RT @suptdrmccormick: Time after time, women &amp; girls share just how important and significant it is to be represented by strong female leade…

Civil Rights

Ryan Hatfield

@ryandhatfield

Democratic IN House

SB 480 is yet another bill to insert politicians into the sacred doctor-patient relationship. Today and everyday, I will oppose bills that aim to shame LGBTQ Hoosiers. LGBTQ rights are human rights, and SB 480 is a major step backwards. #TransRightsAreHumanRights #noslateofhate

Civil Rights

Ryan Hatfield

@ryandhatfield

Democratic IN House

As “daddy” to two girls, my hope today is the swearing-in of VP Kamala Harris allows my daughters to more easily realize the equal and important value of their contributions to their family, work and community. Godspeed to Pres. Biden &amp; VP Harris as we transition. https://t.co/6rRMkLQAQH

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Ryan Hatfield

@ryandhatfield

Democratic IN House

Emmett Till s funeral was open casket for the world to see what happened to him because of the color of his skin. It was his mothers call to rectify Americas greatest sin. 65 years later, weve failed to honor his mothers brave call to action. It is time. We must be better. https://t.co/dxe2jLfCeO

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