Richard Chew is joined by "Chew’s Views" contributor Kurt Mullett, AKA HoosierBlue63, and Victoria Martz, Democratic candidate for Indiana House District 55. 

Here are a few highlights from the conversation:
- Martz said affordability is a central concern, linking it to wages, public school funding, and how current tax revenue is spent.
- Residents across party lines have raised concerns about hyperscale data centers, local control, and proposed power-line construction.
- Martz's campaign began as one of Indiana’s least competitive House races, but she believes it can become competitive. 
- She criticized state leaders’ response to flooding in her district last August, saying residents were left without enough assistance to rebuild.
- She said she would bring constituents’ concerns to the legislature and continue advocating even when facing a legislative majority opposed to her priorities.
- Mullett criticized the state party’s allocation of campaign resources and praised Martz’s direct conversations with voters.

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