My name is Indy

I am a 175-year-old living document—the Constitution of Indiana. I was born to 150 men on a hot summer day in a dark, cramped, sweaty room. While I was forged in 1851, I am far from static; I have been amended and shaped over the years—most notably in 1881—to keep pace with the people I represent.

Though my origins are in history, my mission is the future of our state. I am here to teach you about civics, advocate for the rights of all Hoosiers, and scold the politicians who forget that, ultimately, all authority lies within.

I’m not just a document; I’m a satirical persona here to hold power to account. Join me as I navigate the modern political landscape and fight for the Indiana we deserve.

A sculpture of an animated face with large blue eyes, long eyelashes, a wide smile with one visible tooth, and a small tongue. The face appears to be part of a scroll or parchment with curled edges and a textured beige background. Text on the scroll reads '1851 - Indiana Constitution' and a quote, 'All authority lie within.'

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