Candidate for IN State Senate District 4. Pine Township Chair. Purdue Engineer. Vol Fireman. Master Naturalist. Cub Scout Leader. Porter Co GOP Chairman.
Porter County, Indiana
Joined June 2009
- Tweets1.4K
- Following1.7K
- Followers319
- Likes5.2K
Nate Uldricks retweeted
In honor of General George S Patton Jr's birthday:
Some quotes are bangers and need to be reposted regularly. Patton on loyalty and greatness:
“There is a great deal of talk about loyalty from the bottom to the top. Loyalty from the top down is even more necessary and much less prevalent. One of the most frequently noted characteristics of great men who have remained great is loyalty to their subordinates.”
Nate Uldricks retweeted
"The lake, it is said, never gives up her dead."
Immortalized in Gordon Lightfoot's The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald, Lake Superior is notorious for its fierce fall storms.
At Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, crashing waves remind us why this mighty lake is legendary.
Nate Uldricks retweeted
Today is the National Day for the Victims of Communism. Communism killed more than 100 million people in the 20th century.
This memorial, The Memorial to the Victims of Communism in Prague, powerfully captures what communism does to the human person.
My friends:
Last night didn't turn out our way.
Thank you to my friends and family whose support, friendship, and love sustained me throughout this campaign. Thank you to everyone who voted for me--I am grateful for your faith in me. I tell people one of the best things about running for political office is the number of great people you meet at their doors or at events--I will not forget you or your stories.
Congratulations to Rodney Pol, who was tough opponent and great competitor. I wish him nothing but the best. Good luck and godspeed.
I am not at all deterred in defeat. I am going to continue doing what I love and that is engaging with our fellow citizens, solving problems for our community, and building and implementing a positive, forward-looking, shared vision for NWI, a region I love and care about deeply.
Thank you again for this opportunity.
NU
1
7
139
Nate Uldricks retweeted
Our world doesn't need more angry people.
It needs more good fathers.
More faithful husbands.
More honorable wives.
More grateful children.
More men and women of character.
Let’s all strive to be one of them.
Have a blessed Sunday.
First Steps, after Millet
Vincent Van Gogh, 1890
Nate Uldricks retweeted
ARISE!
There are 83 hours until polls close and results are locked. 83 hours until our next Secretary of State is chosen, and 83 hours until the future of Indiana is determined.
We have 46 Super Saturdays occurring across the State this morning and afternoon. If you have not joined us yet, now is the time. Now is the time to invest just a few hours of your day to speak with your neighbors on the importance of voting for the Republican ticket and ensure victory for @MaxForIndiana
Do not wake up on Tuesday and wish you had done more. Join the fight!
#TuskForce #IBackMax
👏
.@chicagotribune: “Burns Harbor is the beating heart of Indiana’s economy,’ U.S. Sen. Jim Banks said.”
“This is a major grant to support the port’s container handling project and modernize its operations.”
chicagotribune.com/2026/10/2…
1
52
Nate Uldricks retweeted
Today we recognize our brave first responders who are on the front lines every day protecting Hoosiers. Thank you for all you do to keep our communities safe.
Nate Uldricks retweeted
Born on October 27, 1858, Theodore Roosevelt, the 26th president of the United States, left a lasting mark on America’s public lands. During his presidency, he established five national parks, designated 18 national monuments, created 51 federal bird reservations, and protected approximately 230 million acres of public land for future generations.
Today, you can celebrate his birthday by visiting a national park site for free!
ALT Historic image of Theodore Roosevelt sitting on an overlook in Yosemite ca 1903.
Nate Uldricks retweeted
All too often we associate culture with high art, lofty ideas, and marble columns.
It is better understood closer to the dirt where it originated. To a sense of place. So reveals the word itself.
Culture derives from the Latin cultura, a Roman working word for the tilling of a field.
Look deeper and find the root verb colere used for things we do not necessarily associate together today: to till the ground, to dwell in a place, to honor and revere.
In short, all the things that allow our songs, our food, our ways and mores, everything that we understand as culture today to thrive.
This is important, for as we become a more globally connected people, ever homogenized by technology, our understanding of culture becomes unrooted from the particular locations where it was formed. This is a tragedy.
@OldHollowTree in ACC's "Bully Pulpit"
Nate Uldricks retweeted
I'm proud to have helped secure over $11.2 million in @USDOT grants for @PortsofIndiana—Burns Harbor to modernize cargo handling capabilities and support the launch of international container service.
banks.senate.gov/news/press-…
Nate Uldricks retweeted
I helped secure more than $11 million in federal funding from @USDOT modernize the port at Burns Harbor in northwest Indiana. Indiana’s location along the Great Lakes gives our state a unique advantage in moving goods, and this investment will expand shipping operations and support American commerce. Thank you to @SecDuffy for his partnership in supporting this important project.
🚂🇺🇸🙏
More than $10 million in new federal funding will help improve freight rail infrastructure in northwest Indiana.
I supported this investment to help modernize aging tracks, improve rail safety, and strengthen transportation networks in The Region.
nwitimes.com/news/nation-wor…
21
Incredible!
America’s newest national park is rock solid!
Chiricahua is officially our 64th national park. Welcome to the "Wonderland of Rocks."
ALT Lightning strikes beneath dark storm clouds over the rocky landscape of Chiricahua. Green vegetation surrounds clusters of towering rock formations, with a pink glow along the distant horizon.
41
You’re doing a great job, Ian!
I finished today door knocking up in Cool Spring township in the beautiful city of Michigan City. I met up with some patriots to get the word out for @nathanuldricks, Chris Cleveland for state rep, and @MaxForIndiana . @KILLINiT219 and I took his son on his first ever door knocking day. He was a natural. Patriots are fired up in Michigan City to vote straight Republican ticket. 20 more days let’s go!!
Nate Uldricks retweeted
Apprenticeships equip American workers with sustainable skills to advance their careers. We’ve seen how well apprenticeships work in Indiana.
💪🇺🇸🐘
It was another fantastic day knocking doors for @MaxForIndiana in La Porte Indiana today. We are 21 days from November 3rd. It’s time for everyone to come out, and knock some doors to help get the vote out for every Republican on their local ballot. Reach out to your @TuskForceGOP field director, and let’s finish this election strong together!
