The American Dream our forefathers built is slipping away. This is not the America they fought for, nor the freedom they envisioned.I’m running because I’m tired of policies that fail everyday people — the ones who wake up early, work hard, and still struggle to pay their bills. Seniors on fixed incomes deserve security, our educators deserve resources, and our first responders deserve the support to do their jobs.
PROTECT INDIANA VALUES
About Sid
Sid Mahant, at the age of 23, came to America with $850, a shirt on his back, and a dream, the American dream that anyone from anywhere can succeed with hard work and diligence. He worked a variety of jobs, from janitor, convenience store manager, nursing assistant, salesman, small restaurant owner, to truck driver. His path was filled with frustration, discrimination, and failure. Some jobs didn’t go as planned; his restaurant burnt to the ground, but his determination never wavered.
"Look, I'm a small business owner, a son, and a father, just like many of you. I've sat in the same traffic, I've worried about the same tax bills, and I'm just as annoyed as you are. I'm not running for a title; I'm running to get things done and keep the american dream alive."