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County Councilor to Succeed Long in Senate

Wednesday, October 10, 2018 12:57 PM EDT Updated: Wednesday, October 10, 2018 02:31 PM EDT
By Alex Brown
County Councilor to Succeed Long in Senate Justin Busch (left) will fill the remainder of David Long's (right) term in the Senate. (photo courtesy of our partners at WPTA-TV)

A Republican caucus has selected Justin Busch to fill the remainder of Indiana Senate President Pro Tem David Long’s (R-16) term following his resignation next month. Busch currently serves as an at-large member of the Allen County Council.

Long, who has served in the Senate for 22 years, announced his resignation in February. In a statement provided to Inside INdiana Business, Long said, "I’ve known Justin for quite a while, and he has a great track record of working successfully with others in both the public and private sectors. I think he will fit in quickly in the State Senate, and I am very excited for him and our district.”

The Indiana Republican Party announced in May that Sen. Rod Bray (R-32) would succeed long as president pro tem, a role Long has held for 12 years.

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