Indiana Republicans chose Lt. Gov. Eric Holcomb to replace Gov. Mike Pence as their candidate for governor in a vote by the state party’s 22-member leadership committee on Tuesday.
Holcomb became Indiana’s lieutenant governor in March after years working as a Republican political operative in the Hoosier State. He sought to replace Pence on the ballot after the first-term governor was tapped to be Donald Trump’s running mate.
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