Fishers physician and former Hamilton Southeastern school board president Dr. Juanita Albright has received an endorsement from Indiana Family Action PAC in the Republican primary for Indiana Senate District 31.

Albright announced the endorsement as part of her campaign outreach ahead of the May primary in what has become a crowded race for the open seat. The district covers much of Fishers and portions of northeastern Indianapolis.

Indiana Family Action is the political advocacy arm of the Indiana Family Institute, a Noblesville-based group that promotes socially conservative public policy positions. While the institute itself operates as a nonprofit focused on education and research, Indiana Family Action engages more directly in elections through endorsements and advocacy.

The organization’s policy priorities center on issues such as parental rights, religious liberty, opposition to abortion, and what it describes as protecting traditional family values. It has also supported legislation related to school curriculum transparency, limits on social media access for minors, and restrictions on certain cannabis-derived products.

The endorsement signals support from a conservative Christian advocacy network that has been active in Indiana politics for years, particularly in Republican primaries where ideological distinctions among candidates can play a larger role.

She is one of several Republicans seeking the nomination. Other candidates in the GOP primary include Fishers City Council member Tiffanie Ditlevson, Travis Hankins and Jan Keefer.

Democrats also have multiple candidates competing for their party’s nomination, setting up what could be a closely watched race in central Indiana this fall.