Indiana GOP Delegates Choose Micah Beckwith Over Braun's Endorsed Running Mate

The unconventional nomination marks a significant departure from tradition in the state's political landscape.

Micah Beckwith, a far-right pastor, won the nomination with 891 votes against state Rep. Julie McGuire's 828.
Beckwith's campaign emphasized delegate choice and conservative values, challenging the typical endorsement process.
Despite a late endorsement from former President Trump, McGuire failed to secure the majority support.
The lieutenant governor race was the key focus at the Indiana GOP convention, attracting over 1,800 delegates.
Beckwith's priorities include property tax relief and opposing diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives in schools.