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Andy Ruff

Currently holds the office of Bloomington City Common Council - At Large until December 31, 2027.

Candidate for Bloomington City Common Council - At Large in 2023 Indiana General Election.

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Andy Ruff

Bloomington City Common Council - At Large

About Andy Ruff

Professional Experience
Bloomington City Common Council, Councilmember (Present)
Indiana University, Academic Advisor (Present)
High School, Teacher
Oakland City College - Bedford, Instructor
US Representative Baron Hill, Outreach Specialist
Degrees
Master's, Indiana University, Public Affairs
Bachelor's, Cornell University, Natural Resources Management - Fisheries, Wildlife, Forestry

Economy

In all Council decisions, I will emphasize the City Comprehensive Plan and its emphasis on qualitative growth, not quantitative growth. Learn more

Election Information

Recent Candidacies
Bloomington City Common Council - At Large in Indiana General Election
Bloomington City Common Council - At Large in Indiana Primary Election
U.S. House of Representatives - Indiana 9th Congressional District in Indiana General Election
U.S. House of Representatives - Indiana 9th Congressional District in Indiana Regular and Presidential Primary Election
Bloomington City Common Council - At Large in Indiana Primary Election

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