Who is the Governor of Indiana?

The Governor of Indiana is Eric Holcomb. He has been in office since January 2017 and is a member of the Republican Party. Holcomb succeeded Mike Pence when Pence became Vice President of the United States. Holcomb's administration has focused on various initiatives, including infrastructure development, economic growth, and education reform.

Mike Braun, the choice listed as the answer, is actually a U.S. Senator from Indiana, having started his term in January 2019. While he is an important political figure in the state, he does not hold the position of governor. Joe Donnelly has served as a U.S. Senator as well but is not currently in office, and John Gregg has previously run for governor but, like Donnelly, is not the current governor. Understanding the current political landscape helps clarify these roles and the distinction between different political offices.