State Senator | District 34

La Keisha Jackson

Senator La Keisha Jackson
Proudly Serving District 34

Indiana Senate District 34 includes the eastside of Indianapolis and portions of Lawrence including portions of Center, Washington, Lawrence and Warren Townships.

Senator La Keisha Jackson

Elected

2024

Occupation

Chief Executive Officer, Pathway Resource Center

Education

Master’s in Business Administration, Indiana Wesleyan University

Acknowledgements

  • 2024 Lifetime Achievement Award presented by President Joe Biden
  • 2008 and 2012 Recipient of the Mayor’s Achievement Award
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    Happy first week of Women's History Month! This month we honor all women's contributions to history, culture and society and reminded of our diverse roles, from mothers to CEOs, in just how far we have come as a society to recognize everything women are an#INForAll #INForAll ... See MoreSee Less
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    I asked, and District 34 answered. Thank you to all of my constituents who responded with their questions, comments and concerns for this session. Here are the results from our pre-session survey and with your continued involvement, I will continue to listen and act. #INForAll ... See MoreSee Less
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    This week ended the first half of session. On top of speaking against SB 518, I also spoke on the Indiana Lawmakers Panel, introduced the Devington Town Hall Meeting, and wore my African Garb to the Statehouse! I'm ready to work harder on these new bills from the House, keeping in mind the needs of my district and all of Indi#INForAllorAll ... See MoreSee Less
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    I am a product and proud graduate of a public school. SB 518 would directly harm our public schools across the state and divert necessary funds away to charter schools. The bill would result in an $80.1 million financial hit to Indianapolis Public Schools. With this level of loss, the school community will feel the impacts through school closures, cuts to transportation, and loss of academic progress.I voted NO today on the floor to keep our public schools alive and fund them adequately to ensure Hoosier students receive the education they deserve. ... See MoreSee Less
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    Happy first week of Women's History Month! This month we honor all women's contributions to history, culture and society and reminded of our diverse roles, from mothers to CEOs, in just how far we have come as a society to recognize everything women are and can be. #INForAll

    I asked, and District 34 answered. Thank you to all of my constituents who responded with their questions, comments and concerns for this session. Here are the results from our pre-session survey and with your continued involvement, I will continue to listen and act. #INForAll

    This week ended the first half of session. On top of speaking against SB 518, I also spoke on the Indiana Lawmakers Panel, introduced the Devington Town Hall Meeting, and wore my African Garb to the Statehouse! #INForAll