Disgraced Ex-Indiana AG Hill Launches Campaign for Governor Despite Allegations of Groping

Former Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill, who was accused of groping four women at a party,announced a 2024 bid for Indiana governor.
Hill is running on a platform of conservative values despite calls for his resignation and a suspension of his law license over the groping allegations, which he denied.
Hill's campaign announcement complicates an already crowded Republican primary field including U.S. Senator Mike Braun and Lieutenant Governor Suzanne Crouch.
If elected, Hill promises to bring "transparency, efficiency, effectiveness, and executive leadership" to the role, though his reelection as attorney general was derailed by the groping scandal.
Hill aims to challenge the political establishment in Indiana and emerge as a "proven conservative voice" for the state.