Sid Mahant for State Representative

06/24/2026

Thank you, Governor Braun, for listening to the needs of the people of Indiana and taking steps to help lower gas prices. Every dollar saved at the pump makes a difference for working families, commuters, and small businesses. Proud to say that Indiana continues to have some of the lowest gas prices in America. 🇺🇸⛽

06/21/2026

Happy Father’s Day to all the fathers, godfathers, mentors, and father figures.

A father is not just someone who gives life, but someone who gives guidance, strength, wisdom, and love. Thank you to the men who have helped shape lives, opened doors, offered advice, and shown us the path when we couldn’t see it ourselves.

Today, we honor your sacrifices and celebrate the impact you have made on generations.

Happy Father’s Day. ❤️

06/18/2026

Let’s get together to support a noble cause. Makiah’s Last Breath Charity Ride event for Asthma awareness.

06/15/2026

Government expects businesses to be perfect.

We spend countless hours trying to stay compliant, follow regulations, and do things the right way. Yet when we need help from the government, we’re left waiting on hold for over an hour and sitting hundreds deep in a queue just to speak with someone.

Today I called FMCSA and joined their online chat. Over an hour on the phone, more than 240 people ahead of me in the chat queue, and still no help.

If a trucking company treated its customers this way, we’d be criticized and possibly fined. Why is a different standard acceptable for government agencies?

America needs more qualified people in government—people who understand customer service, accountability, and what it takes to run a business. Public service should be about serving the public.

The government holds businesses accountable every day. It’s time for government agencies to be held to the same standard.

Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration

06/13/2026

Thank you, Josh and Sarah Brown, for the invitation to attend the introductory SOS event. It was great meeting several Republican leaders from across Indiana.

A few people asked me which candidate I plan to support and fund. My answer is simple: all three SOS candidates are in my good books. Each has their own strengths and capabilities.

While I have many delegate friends, I don’t believe it’s my place to influence their vote. Delegates should do their own due diligence and choose the candidate they believe can best serve the people of Indiana.

The real challenge begins after the convention. The Republican nominee will likely need $3–4 million to be competitive. I will support the winner after the convention, but I don’t think the party will be able to contribute that kind of money to any one candidate since it also has to help fund other races to secure Republican seats across Indiana.

November will be a bloodbath.

06/11/2026

05/25/2026

🇺🇸 Memorial Day 🇺🇸

Today, we honor the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. Their sacrifice gave us the freedoms and opportunities we enjoy every day.

As we spend time with family and friends, let us also take a moment to remember the heroes who never made it home. Their courage, dedication, and sacrifice will never be forgotten.

Wishing everyone a safe and meaningful Memorial Day.
God bless our fallen heroes, their families, and the United States of America. 🇺🇸

05/21/2026

The establishment just sent a loud message to Indiana: YOUR voice does not matter unless party insiders approve it.

Sid Mahant, Craig Haggard, Thomas Massie.
Different people, same outcome — targeted, blocked, and politically crushed because they refused to bow down to insiders and party machines.

This is not “democracy.” This is controlled politics.
The establishment protects its own while hardworking Hoosiers get crushed.

And now Diego — an insider himself — is getting pushed out next. Either he accepts a government position and falls in line, or the establishment machine will try to bury him too. That’s how the system works. Independent voices are only tolerated until they become a threat.

But one thing is coming: Max is going to bring a real fight.

The saddest part? Young voters complain the loudest about the future, taxes, housing costs, and opportunities — yet many still refuse to vote, even though they will suffer the consequences the most. At the same time, too many retirees blindly follow party instructions even when the policies are hurting them, their children, and the next generation of Hoosiers.

Indiana is waking up. The frustration is real. And the political establishment knows it.

05/06/2026

Please help!!