INDIANAPOLIS — Former Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill has entered the race for Indiana Governor.
Hill, who was Indiana's 43rd attorney general and former Elkhart County prosecutor, announced his campaign Monday morning.
Hill joins an already crowded Republican primary with current United States Senator Mike Braun, Lt. Governor Suzanne Crouch and Fort Wayne businessman Eric Doden.
All are vying for the Republican ticket in the 2024 Indiana Governor race as current Governor Eric Holcomb cannot run again due to term limits.
Hill's term as attorney general was clouded by accusations of groping and calls to resign by many of the state's leaders — including Holcomb.
Eventually, Hill finished his term but had his law license suspended for 30 days.
