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Indiana Field Team

A group of six young adults, some wearing blue shirts and hijabs, smile for a selfie in a grassy, open field with scattered trees and a blue sky—capturing a cheerful moment as the Indiana Field Team enjoys the outdoors together.

A group of six young adults, some wearing blue shirts and hijabs, smile for a selfie in a grassy, open field with scattered trees and a blue sky—capturing a cheerful moment as the Indiana Field Team enjoys the outdoors together.

A group of fifteen people wearing matching blue shirts and name tags, part of the Indiana Field Team, pose outside a Jimmy Johns restaurant on a sunny day. Most are smiling, and some are wearing sunglasses.

Five young people from the Indiana Field Team pose for a photo in a parking lot; one holds up a phone, another flashes a peace sign, with cars and trees in the background beneath a cloudy sky.

Four people from the Indiana Field Team stand close together, smiling by a calm lake with houses and trees in the background. All wear jackets or hoodies and blue awareness stickers. The sky is overcast.

A smiling woman with glasses, wearing an Indiana Field Team name badge that reads “Roberta-Joy Ricketts,” takes a selfie next to a baby in a stroller. The baby holds a flyer as they enjoy time outdoors on a paved surface.

Four people from the Indiana Field Team stand on a sunny suburban sidewalk holding papers, while a fifth takes a selfie in the foreground. The group is dressed warmly, with houses and trees visible in the background.

A woman with short hair and glasses smiles while holding an Indiana Field Team flyer that criticizes Joe Donnelly’s stance on abortion. Trees and a house are visible in the background under a cloudy sky.

A person wearing a blue Susan B. Anthony List t-shirt stands outside under a sunny sky with scattered clouds, smiling and giving a thumbs-up as part of the Indiana Field Team.

A smiling older person with short gray hair and glasses stands in front of a brick wall, partially visible near a door—proudly representing the Indiana Field Team.

Two young men from the Indiana Field Team sit inside a car, both wearing blue shirts. The person in the foreground is smiling and giving a thumbs up, while the person in the background also smiles at the camera.

Two teens from the Indiana Field Team, both in blue shirts, take a selfie outdoors on a cloudy day near a parked car along a residential street lined with mobile homes and trees.

Four smiling young women from the Indiana Field Team sit on a porch, three in matching blue shirts, one in pink, as one holds a small gray dog. They appear happy, with one taking a selfie and holding papers by the house entry steps.

Two young men from the Indiana Field Team smile and pose for a selfie outdoors, standing in front of a brick wall. One wears a dark jacket with a blue sticker, the other a white shirt with a blue lanyard. Greenery can be seen behind them.

Three women from the Indiana Field Team stand together and smile outdoors in a suburban neighborhood. Two wear black jackets and name tags, while the woman in the middle wears sunglasses and holds a pamphlet. Bare trees and houses are in the background.

Two young people stand on a sunny Indiana neighborhood sidewalk. The girl in front wears a dark hoodie, hoop earrings, and both sport blue stickers—likely from the Indiana Field Team. Bare trees and parked cars line the background.

A group of people, including children in strollers, stand on a sidewalk holding I VOTE PRO-LIFE and anti-abortion signs in front of storefronts and an Indiana Field Team office for U.S. Senator Joe Donnelly.

Three women wearing coats and Indiana Field Team lanyards pose for a selfie outdoors on a cloudy day. One holds a flyer with candidate Joe Donnelly’s photo. Leafless trees and a path are visible in the background.

A smiling member of the Indiana Field Team in sunglasses, a blue shirt with a lanyard and name badge, and a green jacket stands outside on a sunny day, holding a phone. Suburban houses and trees are visible in the background.

A group of people, including the Indiana Field Team, stand outside a government building holding signs with messages like Too extreme on abortion and I vote pro-life. A woman speaks at a podium in front of the group.

Three women from the Indiana Field Team stand outdoors, smiling in matching blue shirts and holding I VOTE PRO-LIFE signs. An American flag and a building can be seen in the background.

A woman wearing a blue shirt and white headband takes a selfie outdoors on a suburban street, representing the Indiana Field Team, with houses, green lawns, and trees in the background.

A person wearing round glasses and a blue shirt smiles at the camera outdoors, with green lawns, trees, and houses visible in the background on a sunny day—capturing a cheerful moment with the Indiana Field Team.

Older woman with short gray hair, a blue flower hair clip, and an Indiana Field Team pin on her sweater smiles at the camera in a room with shelves and an exposed ceiling.

Two teenagers from the Indiana Field Team, wearing blue shirts, smile at the camera outdoors on a sunny day, with a clear blue sky and some trees in the background.

A young person wearing a black polo shirt and seatbelt smiles at the camera. A round blue Susan B. Anthony List pin and an Indiana Field Team badge are clipped to the shirt. The photo is taken inside a car.

A person in a blue “Susan B. Anthony List” shirt, part of the Indiana Field Team, holds a flyer criticizing Joe Donnelly’s stance on abortion, featuring bold text and images of Donnelly, while sitting inside a car.

Two young women smile outdoors on a suburban street, one in a fur-lined hood. Both hold Indiana Field Team door hangers featuring a woman and baby, likely for a community outreach or awareness campaign.

A woman wearing glasses and a maroon cap carries a baby in a front carrier while standing on a grassy lawn in a suburban neighborhood. The baby, part of the Indiana Field Team, looks at the camera, holding a blue lanyard and booklet.

Two young women from the Indiana Field Team smile outdoors on a sunny day, both in blue shirts with name lanyards. One has sunglasses perched on her head. A house, trees, and blue sky complete the cheerful background.

Two people smiling outdoors; one holds a campaign flyer for Joe Donnelly. Both wear name badge lanyards, representing the Indiana Field Team. Trees and a house are visible in the background on a sunny day.

Two young people with Indiana Field Team campaign stickers on their shirts stand outdoors near parked vehicles on a sunny day. Leafless trees and houses are visible in the background, while a third person stands near a car to the right.

Seven teenagers stand outside in a row, wearing jackets and Indiana Field Team campaign buttons. Some hold flyers or papers. Trees, a house, and winter sunlight are visible in the background. Everyone is smiling or looking at the camera.

Four young adults stand outdoors, smiling and holding campaign flyers and smartphones as part of the Indiana Field Team. They wear jackets with blue campaign buttons, standing in a parking lot with buildings and cars in the background.

A person with curly hair smiles in bright sunlight, holding open their jacket to show a blue "I VOTED" sticker with a check mark—proudly representing the Indiana Field Team. Houses and a leafless tree stand in the background.

Two members of the Indiana Field Team, wearing blue T-shirts and name tags, walk on a paved path in a sunny suburban neighborhood. Smiling, they pass by a brick house and trees in the background.

A woman with light skin and brown hair, wearing a patterned jacket and a white shirt with an Indiana Field Team blue sticker, stands outside in snowy weather holding a sign with a photo and pro-life text. Bare tree branches are visible in the background.

A woman wearing glasses and a blue T-shirt with an Indiana Field Team lanyard takes a smiling selfie outdoors on a sunny day, standing near a street, grass, and houses.

A woman with curly hair, wearing a maroon scarf and dark jacket, smiles while holding an Indiana Field Team adoption pamphlet featuring a young woman. She stands in front of a stone wall with a decorative sign.

Two women with the Indiana Field Team smile and pose for a selfie outside. One wears glasses and holds a paper, while the other sports a maroon scarf and an "I VOTED" button. They appear happy and excited.

A smiling man in a winter coat and beanie stands on a snowy driveway, holding two flyers for the Indiana Field Team. Behind him is a black SUV and a house with a porch, an American flag, and snow covering the ground and roof.

Three young adults from the Indiana Field Team, dressed in winter clothes, smile for a selfie outdoors. Snow covers the ground and houses are visible in the background. Two wear knit hats, and the woman has a furry hood.

Three women from the Indiana Field Team stand outdoors, smiling and holding blue "I VOTE PRO-LIFE" signs. Wearing matching blue shirts, they are joined by an American flag and a building in the background.

Two smiling women stand outside on a sunny day, wearing jackets. One, part of the Indiana Field Team, holds papers with writing on them. Houses, grass, and a sidewalk are visible in the background.

A woman wearing a Wawasee Warriors cap smiles for a selfie with three teenage boys outdoors on a suburban street. The group, part of the Indiana Field Team, is dressed warmly and some are wearing campaign stickers.

Three young women from the Indiana Field Team, wearing blue matching shirts and lanyards, smile for a selfie outside on a sidewalk in a suburban neighborhood with houses and green lawns in the background.

Three young men stand outside in snowy weather, smiling and holding Indiana Field Team political flyers. They wear winter jackets and hats, with large evergreen trees in the background and snow on the ground.

Two young adults from the Indiana Field Team stand outside a house on a cloudy day, smiling and holding informational flyers. Both are wearing sweatshirts; the woman’s says Butler University and the man's says Calif Surf.

Three smiling people stand outside in winter clothing, holding brochures. They are members of the Indiana Field Team in front of a suburban house with bare trees and cloudy skies in the background.

Seven smiling adults stand indoors holding flyers and lanyards in front of a decorated Christmas tree and curtains, suggesting a festive or volunteer event organized by the Indiana Field Team.

Two young women in winter hats smile at the camera. One holds an Indiana Field Team pamphlet with a photo of a woman and baby and text criticizing taxpayer funding for abortion. They appear to be outside near a building.

A woman and a girl wearing matching blue shirts, possibly part of an Indiana Field Team, sit in the front seats of a car. The woman is driving, both are smiling slightly, with a drink cup and daylight visible through the windows.

A woman with curly pink hair smiles outdoors, wearing a light gray polka dot shirt, spiked necklace, and an Indiana Field Team “I Voted” sticker. Houses and green grass are visible in the background.

A member of the Indiana Field Team, wearing glasses, a blue knit hat, a matching scarf, and a navy jacket, stands outside in falling snow with visible snowflakes on their clothing and hat. The background is snowy and slightly blurred.

A man and a young girl, both wearing blue shirts, smile at the camera outdoors. The man, part of the Indiana Field Team, holds a pamphlet with an image of a woman and baby and text advocating against taxpayer funding for abortion.

A smiling person in a blue rain jacket holds a blue Susan B. Anthony List drawstring bag. Their name badge reads Michael Patterson, Indiana Field Team Canvasser, and they appear to be outdoors in the rain.

Three smiling women outdoors on a cloudy day, wearing coats, blue lanyards, and Indiana Field Team badges. One holds a campaign flyer for Joe Donnelly. Leafless trees and a paved path appear in the background.

Three women smile outdoors in front of a house and an American flag. One holds a flyer and wears a beanie with pins; all wear name badges, showing their involvement with the Indiana Field Team at a community or advocacy event.

A woman and a boy smile for a selfie outdoors near a white pickup truck. The boy holds a pamphlet with text about babies and abortion, while the Indiana Field Team gathers nearby. Leafless trees and an American flag are visible in the background.

A person wearing glasses and a blue T-shirt stands outside on a suburban street, smiling at the camera. Representing the Indiana Field Team, they hold a white door hanger and wear a blue lanyard, with green trees and houses in the background.

A smiling young woman with glasses and dark hair takes a selfie outdoors, wearing a blue Susan B. Anthony List T-shirt and an Indiana Field Team lanyard with a name badge that says Megan. Trees and a sidewalk are visible behind her.

Young woman wearing turquoise sunglasses and a blue Susan B. Anthony List t-shirt sits in a car, smiling slightly. She has a seatbelt on, a matching blue lanyard, and sunlight entering from the back window—proudly representing the Indiana Field Team.

Two young women from the Indiana Field Team smile inside a car—one in a blue Susan B. Anthony List shirt, the other in sunglasses and a white shirt with a blue Susan B. Anthony List lanyard—both happy and relaxed.

Three smiling women in winter coats and hats stand outdoors, each holding an Indiana Field Team political campaign door hanger. A car and leafless trees are visible in the background on a cloudy day.

A smiling person wearing sunglasses, a blue shirt, and a jacket stands outside on a sunny day, holding a phone and wearing an Indiana Field Team name tag and lanyard. Suburban houses and trees are visible in the background.

Five members of the Indiana Field Team stand on a suburban sidewalk holding flyers, smiling at the camera. They are dressed casually, some in blue shirts, enjoying a sunny day with bare trees in the background.

Two smiling young people sit in a car wearing dark hoodies and blue stickers that say “I Voted.” Sunlight streams in, highlighting their faces as proud members of the Indiana Field Team.

A person wearing a red hood and gray jacket sits in a car, holding a flyer with a photo of a woman holding a baby. The person has a nose ring and an “Indiana Field Team” sticker on their jacket.

A young person with short brown hair smiles at the camera outdoors while holding an Indiana Field Team political campaign flyer. The background shows a cloudy sky, trees, and a suburban house.

A person wearing a blue Susan Anthony List: Advancing Pro-Life Leadership sticker, part of the Indiana Field Team, holds a pamphlet featuring a woman with a child. Trees are visible in the background.

Two people from the Indiana Field Team stand on a sunny street with grass and trees behind them. One holds a door hanger flyer with a photo and text. Both are smiling, wearing glasses and jackets, with a house with a red roof in the background.

A woman smiles outdoors in sunlight, wearing a denim jacket and a blue lanyard with a circular Indiana Field Team badge that reads SUSAN B. ANTHONY LIST.

Two people bundled in winter clothes stand outside in the snow, holding door hangers and a button with anti-abortion messages from the Indiana Field Team criticizing Senator Joe Donnelly for voting to allow taxpayer-funded abortion.

A woman in a blue Indiana Field Team Susan B. Anthony List shirt holds a sign with a quote about giving every baby a chance at life, alongside an image of a mother and baby. Snow-covered trees and a house are visible in the background.

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