State Senator | District 2
Lonnie Randolph
Proudly Serving District 2
Indiana Senate District 2 encompasses portions of Lake County. District 2 communities include East Chicago, Whiting, Munster, Hammond, and portions of Highland.
Elected
1992
Occupation
Founding Partner, Randolph and Randolph, P.C.
Education
Juris Doctor Degree, John Marshall Law School
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Personal
Lives in East Chicago with his wife, has two children and two grandchildren
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Our interim committees are just around the corner! I am grateful to serve on two committees this interim and to join a bipartisan group of legislators and community experts as we take a closer look at some of the most important issues facing our state. #INForAll
SEA 103 is a much-needed step in the right direction to ensure that a balance is struck between public safety and efficient public policy in our state and, specifically, Northwest Indiana.![]()
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I am grateful for this legislation and for Governor Braun ceremoniously signing this bill in Lake County amongst a bipartisan group of local leaders. ![]()
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Read more here: chicagotribune.com/2025/07/11/emissions-testing-in-lake-porter-counties-could-be-phased-out-under-new-bill/
Happy Fourth of July, District 2! ![]()
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Today, we remember America's commitment to freedom, liberty and justice for all - these are ideals that will forever be worth fighting for. ![]()
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Have a joyful and safe holiday celebrating our great nat#INForAllorAll
Juneteenth is a celebration of freedom—and a reminder of how fiercely it must be defended.![]()
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It marks the day the last enslaved people were told they were free—years after they should have been. That delay wasn’t an accident. It was a strategy. One we still see playing out today.![]()
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Because let’s be clear:![]()
When books are banned, when history is rewritten, when peaceful voices are silenced, and when Black Hoosiers are still fighting to be seen and heard in their own communities—freedom is not fully realized.![]()
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Juneteenth is not just about the past.![]()
It’s about what we do now—in a time when the very idea of justice is being politicized, when equity is treated as a threat and when some would rather erase our shared history than confront it.![]()
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We will not look away.![]()
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We will not be silent.![]()
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And we will not stop fighting for a future where every Hoosier is truly free—not just in law, but in life.![]()
Freedom came late. Justice cannot.![]()
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#Juneteenth #INForAll #ThisIsAmerica
In our country, 125 people are shot and killed every day, and many more are injured or traumatized by the toll gun violence has on our communities. ![]()
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I have long called for our state to take action in addressing gun violence. Just this year, I authored bills to address firearms in polling sites and the emerging threats of ghost guns, or privately made firearms: neither got a hearing. ![]()
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Join me in using National Gun Violence Day to remember the victims of gun violence and call on the super majority to take the steps to protect the people of Indiana. #INForAll
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