Greg Goode is a Republican state senator representing District 38 in Indiana, which covers Vigo and Clay counties and northeastern Sullivan County. He was sworn in on October 18, 2023, to fill the vacancy left by Sen. Jon Ford, winning the Republican caucus election with 56 votes on the first ballot, and is serving through November 2026. Previously the state director for U.S. Sen. Todd Young , Goode is described as a "great Christian conservative" with deep ties to the Indiana Right to Life movement and Second Amendment groups. Notable achievements include helping form the Wabash River Regional Development Authority and working with the Indiana Economic Development Corporation on the READI grant program in the Terre Haute area. He serves on the Education and Career Development Committee as Ranking Member.

Education and Political Experience

Specific details on Goode's formal education are not detailed in available records. His political experience includes serving as executive director of government relations and university communication for Indiana State University, followed by his role as state director for Sen. Todd Young. Elected to the Indiana Senate in 2023 via caucus appointment, he is currently in his first reelection campaign as the incumbent for District 38.