Aaron Freeman

Political Party: Republican

District: Senate District 32

Aaron Freeman has represented Indiana State Senate District 32 since his election in 2016. He was raised in Brookville, Indiana, after moving from Ohio in the seventh grade, where he attended Franklin County High School. Freeman is passionate about basketball and was inspired early in life by his work as an emergency medical technician intern, which initially led him to consider joining the Indiana State Police. However, law enforcement officers encouraged him to pursue law instead, believing he could do more good as a lawyer.

Freeman is married to Heather and has two young sons, Jack and Cooper. He resides in Marion County. Outside of his legislative duties, he operates The Freeman Law Office, LLC, and is a self-described entrepreneur and small business owner. Freeman is a passionate Notre Dame Football fan and loves IndyCar racing.

Education

Freeman received his bachelor's degree from Bradley University and earned his Juris Doctor degree from the University of Dayton School of Law.

Political Experience

Before his election to the Indiana State Senate, Freeman served six years on the Indianapolis City-County Council. He previously worked as a Marion County deputy prosecuting attorney.

In the Senate, Freeman serves as Chair of the Senate Committee on Corrections and Criminal Law and holds positions on the Senate Committees on Appropriations, Insurance and Financial Institutions, and Judiciary. He received the Indiana Prosecuting Attorneys Council 2018 Legislative Excellence Award. Freeman is also a current precinct committeeman in Franklin Township and serves on the Board of Directors for the Bradley University Alumni Association.