Meet Kyle
Husband. Father.
Hoosier.
Kyle Pierce grew up on stories of what Anderson built. Now he works in the Statehouse for the people who built it.
The story
Factory shifts and case law.
Kyle grew up in central Indiana in a family that ran on manufacturing shifts and military service. Both of his grandfathers put in full careers with General Motors, and the talk at his kitchen table was about what Anderson made and what it lost when the plants went quiet.
He earned his bachelor’s degree at Ball State, then a law degree at IU’s McKinney School of Law. He works in the nonprofit world as director of development for the College of Health at the Ball State University Foundation.
Kyle and his wife are raising their two kids in Anderson. District 36 sent him to the Statehouse in 2022 and sent him back in 2024.
Four years, one district
The road so far
- 2022
Sworn in
Kyle takes the oath as state representative for House District 36 on November 22.
- 2023
First-session receipts
He votes yes on the $430 million tax-cut package and writes the law creating the Government Reform Task Force. School choice opens to nearly every Hoosier family.
- 2024
Back to work
District 36 re-elects him. He backs the administrative-law reform that makes state agencies argue their case in court without a thumb on the scale.
- 2025
Recognized
The Indiana Parkinson’s community hands him its STAR Award, and Maverick PAC names him a Future 40 honoree.
- 2026
On the ballot
Kyle asks District 36 for a third term on November 3.
Where he sits
Five committee seats, one job description.
- Elections & Apportionment
- Financial Institutions
- Commerce, Small Business & Economic Development
- Government Reform Task Force
- Code Revision
#TeamPierce
Send him back to work
A third term takes door-knocks, yard signs, and gas money. Pick one.
— days until Election Day, Tuesday, November 3, 2026