Trampas Whalin

Trampas Whalin Trampas Whalin - Indiana Attorney, Business Owner, and Conservative.
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Proud to once again sponsor and play in this year’s Noblesville Elks Golf Outing for Cancer Research. This is an event a...
08/10/2026

Proud to once again sponsor and play in this year’s Noblesville Elks Golf Outing for Cancer Research. This is an event and cause I’ve been proud to support for many years.

One of the most meaningful parts of being an Indiana Elk is our commitment to cancer research, the Indiana Elks’ State Major Project. For more than 75 years, Indiana Elks have supported cancer research at Indiana University and Purdue University, contributing more than $11 million toward this important work.

It’s always a great day supporting a worthy cause and continuing a tradition that has made a real difference in the fight against cancer.

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It was a great week to stay engaged with what’s happening in Noblesville, Hamilton County, and across our state.I attend...
08/07/2026

It was a great week to stay engaged with what’s happening in Noblesville, Hamilton County, and across our state.

I attended the Noblesville GOP’s monthly meeting and appreciated the opportunity to hear from Noblesville Schools Superintendent Dr. Daniel Hile about the upcoming school referendum, as well as meet school board members and candidates.

It is important to hear directly from our community leaders, ask questions, and stay informed about decisions affecting our schools, families, and taxpayers. Dr. Hile and Noblesville Schools are offering several opportunities to learn more about the referendum and ask questions. I encourage anyone interested to attend and hear the information firsthand.

I also had a great time last night at the Hamilton County GOP’s Gray Great Outdoor Party. We heard from Indiana House Speaker Todd Huston, State Treasurer Daniel Elliott, State Comptroller Elise Nieshalla, and Alana Shankweiler on behalf of Secretary of State nominee Max Engling.

Both events were a great reminder of how fortunate we are to have so many people willing to step up, serve, and be involved in their communities, schools, and our state.

Thank you to everyone who organized these events, to those who took the time to speak, and especially to all of those who continue to serve our community and the State of Indiana. Staying involved, listening, asking questions, and having good conversations about the future of our community is always time well spent.

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Republicans and Democrats alike should always be skeptical of unchecked government power.The United States Supreme Court...
08/04/2026

Republicans and Democrats alike should always be skeptical of unchecked government power.

The United States Supreme Court recently ruled that when law enforcement obtains a person’s cellphone-location history through a geofence warrant, it is conducting a search under the Fourth Amendment.

That matters.

Geofence warrants can allow the government to collect location data from every phone in a particular area and then work backward to identify a suspect. Innocent Americans can be swept into an investigation simply because they were in the wrong place at the wrong time.

For years, I have fought these same constitutional issues in our courts, including challenging the government’s use of geofence data in Indiana criminal cases. I saw my first one of these in 2019, and they didn’t stop there.

Supporting law enforcement and defending the Constitution are not opposing principles. Our officers should have the tools they need to protect the public, but those tools must remain subject to probable cause, meaningful judicial oversight, and the limits placed on government by the Fourth Amendment.

The Constitution was written to restrain government power. New technology does not create an exception.

Limited government, personal liberty, and the right to be free from unreasonable searches are core conservative principles. I am proud to have fought for those protections in the courtroom, and I will continue standing up for the constitutional rights of every American.🇺🇸

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New CNBC Poll listed Indiana as 2nd worst place to live in the country. CNBC can rank Indiana however it wants. Most ...
07/13/2026

New CNBC Poll listed Indiana as 2nd worst place to live in the country. CNBC can rank Indiana however it wants. Most Hoosiers know there is far more to our state than any national list can capture.

Indiana is not perfect. Health care access needs improvement. Childcare is too expensive for too many families. Some of our roads and infrastructure need serious attention. We should be honest about those challenges and keep working to address them.

But calling Indiana one of the worst places in America to live does not reflect the state I know.

Here, homeownership is still within reach for many working families. Taxes are comparatively reasonable. We have good jobs, manageable commutes, strong communities, and a cost of living that allows people to build a life rather than simply struggle to keep up.

Indiana also offers more variety than outsiders may realize. I have lived in rural, suburban, and urban communities across our state, and there truly is a place here for almost everyone.

For those who want quiet acreage and a slower pace, Indiana has it. For those who want restaurants, professional sports, major events, and an active downtown, Indianapolis delivers. For families seeking strong schools, safe neighborhoods, new development, and thriving communities, Hamilton County and several surrounding counties continue to stand out year after year. I recently drove from Noblesville to Chicago going through Illinois, and you dont have to go far to be reminded of that.

There is also something about Indiana that cannot be measured on a spreadsheet.

Family still matters here. So does faith, hard work, personal responsibility, and being there for your neighbors. In communities across this state, people still know one another, support local businesses, coach youth sports, volunteer, and step forward when someone needs help.

Not everyone wants a coastal ZIP code, an unaffordable apartment, and hours spent sitting in traffic. Many people simply want a yard, a safe neighborhood, good schools, meaningful work, and the freedom to enjoy the life they have earned.

Indiana offers that, in many different forms.

Can we do better? Absolutely. Strong communities are built by people who are willing to acknowledge problems and work together toward solutions.

But I remain proud of Indiana, proud of the people who call it home, and optimistic about what our state can become.

Happy Independence Day!Today we celebrate 250 years of American independence, 250 years since brave patriots declared th...
07/04/2026

Happy Independence Day!

Today we celebrate 250 years of American independence, 250 years since brave patriots declared that liberty, freedom, faith, and self-government were worth fighting for.

This country was built on courage, sacrifice, personal responsibility, and the belief that our rights come from God, not government. On Independence Day, we remember that America is exceptional because generations of men and women have been willing to defend those principles.

I’m proud to be spending this Fourth of July weekend at the Elks National Convention. The Elks represent so much of what makes this country great. Things like patriotism, service, community, respect for our flag, and love of country.

Proud to be an American. Proud to stand for freedom. Proud to celebrate this great nation’s 250th birthday with fellow Americans from across the country.

Happy Independence Day, and God bless the United States of America.

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This Memorial Day, may we pause to honor the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country.Their co...
05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, may we pause to honor the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country.

Their courage, sacrifice, and devotion to something greater than themselves will never be forgotten. Today is a reminder that the freedoms we enjoy were paid for by those who answered the call and never came home.

May we remember them not only with our words, but with gratitude, humility, and a renewed commitment to serving our communities and one another. 🇺🇸

There’s just something special about being a Hoosier in May. 🏁The sound of engines at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, t...
05/17/2026

There’s just something special about being a Hoosier in May. 🏁

The sound of engines at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, the buzz around qualifications, the sea of fans, and that feeling that the whole state is tuned in to one place, it never gets old.

May in Indiana means tradition, speed, pride, and a reminder that the Racing Capital of the World is right here at home.

Nothing like it. Trampas Whalin

05/06/2026

Today, we removed all of our large signs throughout the county as part of our commitment to responsibly and promptly clean up campaign materials after the election.

If you have a small yard sign, you’re welcome to recycle it at your convenience. If you would prefer for us to pick it up, just message us and we’d be happy to do so.

Thank you again for your support throughout this campaign.

Tonight’s results were not what we had hoped for, but I want to sincerely thank everyone who supported our campaign, vol...
05/06/2026

Tonight’s results were not what we had hoped for, but I want to sincerely thank everyone who supported our campaign, volunteered, donated, prayed for us, encouraged us, and took the time to vote.

Running for judge has been an incredible experience, and I am deeply grateful for the opportunity to meet so many people across Hamilton County and share my vision for public service and the judiciary.

Most of all, thank you to my family, friends, and supporters for standing beside me throughout this journey. I am proud of the race we ran, and even more proud of the relationships and friendships that were built along the way. Earlier this week, I told many people that I knew we had worked as hard as we possibly could, and regardless of the outcome, I was at peace with that.

Congratulations to Angela Swenson on her victory, and thank you to all of the candidates who stepped forward to serve our community. I encourage my supporters and Republicans across Hamilton County to unite behind Angela and all of our primary election winners as we move toward the general election. Strong communities are built when people come together, and now is the time for Republicans to do exactly that.

My commitment to serving this community does not end with this election. I also want to encourage my colleagues in the legal profession to embrace the responsibility we have to serve and lead beyond the courtroom. Our community needs strong leadership, and members of the legal community should continue to play an active role in shaping and strengthening the place we all call home.

Hamilton County is a wonderful community, and I remain incredibly grateful to call it home. Let’s continue working together to keep it that way.

— Trampas A. Whalin
Trampas Whalin

Beautiful day to vote! 3 more hours to cast that vote!
05/05/2026

Beautiful day to vote! 3 more hours to cast that vote!

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