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From: Kevin <[email protected]>

Sent: Thursday, October 31, 2019 2:22 PM

To: BMV Legal

Subject: New drivers license

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To whom it may concern,

Please do not cave into this PC notion that someone can “change” their gender by surgical mutilation and

medication.

God made man and woman. We cannot alter our DNA.

I’ve lived in Indiana for 56 years and I sure don’t want to see one of our primary pieces of identification

transformed into a joke. I am against this proposal to

let someone choose what they want to be and add it to a drivers license. That opens the door to any number

of new “options” which someone can identify with.

Please don’t let this go forward.

Thank you,

Renee

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From: Robert Rodenbush <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Transgender Drivers Licenses

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unexpected email. **** ________________________________

To Whom it may concern:

>

> • There are only two biological sexes fixed at conception, regardless of how individuals choose to characterize

themselves.

> • Requiring a person to identify their true biology from birth does not prevent someone from living out a male or

female identity.

> • Driver’s licenses are not supposed to be political statements about lifestyle choices.

> • Emergency medical and law enforcement personnel need to know a person’s actual biological sex to perform their

duty in the event of an accident.

> • Allowing false data on Indiana’s driver's licenses compromises the integrity of the license.

> • The form to change one’s gender has no guidelines for what that means or involves. It is merely a doctor’s signature:

I want to go on record that I am not in favor of transgender drivers licenses:

Robert K. Rodenbush

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From: Fluharty, Debra


To: Guyer, Susan

Subject: FW: General Question

Gender X complaint below.

Debra Fluharty Contact Center Supervisor Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles

From: BMV Contact Center


To: Fluharty, Debra <[email protected]>


Gender X email

Kendra -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]

Sent: Thursday, October 31, 2019 8:14:44 AM

To: BMV Contact Center Subject: General Question

Subject : General Question

Comments : I am against Indiana BMV changing the drivers licenses of transgender individuals to the gender of his or her

choice.

If I am not allowed to have bangs or wear eyeglasses in my license photo when how can BMV justify putting the incorrect

gender on a drivers license.

There are other reasons not to make the gender change:

• There are only two biological sexes fixed at conception, regardless of how individuals choose to characterize

themselves.

• Requiring a person to identify their true biology from birth does not prevent someone from living out a male or

female identity.

• Driver's licenses are not supposed to be political statements about lifestyle choices.

• Emergency medical and law enforcement personnel need to know a person's actual biological sex to perform their

duty in the event of an accident.

• Allowing false data on Indiana's driver's licenses compromises the integrity of the license.

Thank you.

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From: Trudy Eisenmann <[email protected]>

Sent: Thursday, October 31, 2019 11:42 AM

To: BMV Legal

Subject: Transgender license


In the age of taking our nation's security more seriously, extending looseness in the identification of our citizens

is not helpful.

We use our drivers licenses to access airplanes and national buildings. Keep us safe.

Increase security.

Keep the identification biological.

Sincerely

Trudy Eisenmann

Decatur IN

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To: Guyer, Susan








Gender X

-----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]

Sent: Wednesday, October 30, 2019 5:38:55 PM



Comments : I Opposed to adding Gender X to drivers licence for the following reasons:


themselves.

• Requiring a person to identify their true biology from birth does not prevent someone from living out a male or female

identity.

• Driver's licenses are not supposed to be political statements about lifestyle choices or being Political Correct.

• Emergency medical and law enforcement personnel need to know a person's actual biological sex to perform their duty

in the event of an accident.

• And Finally and most important, allowing false data on Indiana's driver's licenses compromises the integrity of the

license.

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From: Fawcett, Karen A <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Transgender Driver's Licenses


Indiana does NOT need a transgender drivers license

Karen Fawcett

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To: Guyer, Susan

Subject: FW: Question about My Drivers



From: BMV Drivers License




Gender X email.

Kendra -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]

Sent: Wednesday, October 30, 2019 2:42:34 PM

To: BMV Drivers License Subject: Question about My Drivers

Subject : Question about My Drivers

Comments : Please do not allow false information to be put on driver's license by falling for an erroneous belief by very

few people that are pushing a "transgender" agenda. God created only 2 gender's and we all know it. Because of

someone's feelings they want to harm their body or live out a different lifestyle the BMV should not be accommodating

this false belief- you are actually hurting people by trying to pacify them. Also, it will not at all be helpful to First

Responders to do their duties in case of emergencies. I pray wisdom will prevail and the State of Indiana's BMV will

keep our driver's license accurate.

Thank you,

Karen Shaw

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To: Guyer, Susan


Good morning, hope you are doing well.

Here’s a Gender X complaint below.

Thanks,






-----Original Message-----

From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, October 30, 2019 2:24:11 PM



Comments : I do not agree with your thoughts about the BMV wanting to change the rule of adopting "Gender X" driver's

license.

**There are only two biological sexes which is determined at conception!

**Drivers licenses are not supposed to be a political statement.

**EMT and Law enforcement need to know a persons biological sex to perform their duty in the event of an accident /

emergency.

**Allowing false data on Indiana's drivers license compromises the integrity of the license.

**The form to change one's gender has no guidelines for what that means or involves. It is merely a doctor's signature.

Please do not turn Indiana's most significant form of identification into a tool to advance a political agenda!

Thank you for taking this into consideration.

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Dawn Pullen

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From: Anita Lapp <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal


I oppose adopting gender neutral drivers licence. Listen to the majority of Hoosiers who do not support this

idea.

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From: Mary <[email protected]>

Sent: Wednesday, October 30, 2019 7:19 PM

To: BMV Legal

Subject: Gender "X"


As a LEGAL citizen of Indiana and the USA I strongly PROTEST that this is even being considered! There are ONLY TWO GENDERS no matter what the liberal histerics would like you to think and they are created IN THE WOMB, not IN THE LABORATORY. DO NOT LET THESE LEFTIST SNOWFLAKES determine how the state of Indiana identifies individuals. Mary J. Thomson

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From: [email protected]


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Transgender


No matter what ever a person does, they can not change their sex whether it's male or female. They may try

outwardly but inside they know they aren't changed. Changing their sex on the license would be a lie. A waste

of money!

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From: Peggy Densmore <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Non gender drivers license


I can imagine the criminal element being very excited about this. they can claim to be one sex when

apprehended then dress differently for court and claim false arrest! Please stop falling for " The Emperors New

Clothes" syndrome! Chromosomes determine sex, not the tormented brain of an unstable individual or the

loudest voices of the lost in space millenials.

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From: Marilyn Fine <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: License


Please do not allow a 3rd type license to happen in Indiana. To do so would jeopardize that person’s medical

treatment should they be incapacitated during an emergency. Gender is important when treating a personal

injury.

Thank you

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From: Frederick Burkhardt <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Proposed gender neutral drivers liscense category


Dear BMV

I am writing to voice my disapproval for the proposed changes to the Indiana drivers liscense to adopt a "gender X" catagory. This is a very disturbing change and is one I know the majority of Hoosiers would not support.

To be clear:

• There are only two biological sexes fixed at conception, regardless of how individuals choose to

characterize themselves.

• Requiring a person to identify their true biology from birth does not prevent someone from living

out a male or female identity.


• Emergency medical and law enforcement personnel need to know a person's actual biological sex

to perform their duty in the event of an accident.


• The form to change one’s gender has no guidelines for what that means or involves. It is merely a

doctor's signature.

I feel very strongly that the Indiana BMV should not turn Indiana's most significant form of

identification into a tool to advance a political agenda that the majority of Hoosiers would not

support.

Sincerely,

Frederick Burkhardt; Fishers, IN

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From: RICHARD E DYER <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal


Indiana does not need more than two genders for drivers licsense's. There are male and female, men and women only two. Any other claims of gender are a mental confusion. I am not aware that we support other mental confusion by changing procedures to support them. This would incur unnecessary expense and would not have any beneficial effect. Esther Dyer Goshen, IN

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From: HAROLD GOODMAN <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Transgender Drivers License



There are only two biological sexes fixed at conception, regardless of how individuals choose to characterize themselves.

Requiring a person to identify their true biology from birth does not prevent someone from living out a male or female

identity.

Driver's licenses are not supposed to be political statements about lifestyle choices.

Emergency medical and law enforcement personnel need to know a person's actual biological sex to perform their duty

in the event of an accident.

Allowing false data on Indiana's driver's licenses compromises the integrity of the license.

The form to change one’s gender has no guidelines for what that means or involves. It is merely a doctor's signature.

The Indiana BMV should not turn Indiana's most significant form of identification into a tool to advance a political

agenda.

Please do not change the drivers license for a small percentage of the population that is transgender and make it apply

to all drivers.

Best Regards,

Harold Goodman

304 Eastwood Dr

Bedford, IN 47421

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From: Marilyn Fine <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: License


Please do not be swayed by a few confused people. I very much want to be identified as female on my driver’s

license. Whatever happened to majority rules.

Thank you for just keeping the Indiana license as it has always been.

Marilyn H. Fine.

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From: Melinda K. <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: No to transgender driver's license



themselves.

• Requiring a person to identify their true biology from birth does not prevent someone from living out a male

or female identity.


• Emergency medical and law enforcement personnel need to know a person's actual biological sex to perform

their duty in the event of an accident.


• The form to change one’s gender has no guidelines for what that means or involves. It is merely a doctor's

signature.

Melinda

Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

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From: Wayne Sozansky <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Oppose X non-binary license


I understand that BMV is making plans to provide an option of X non-binay sex designation on

drivers license based on a doctor’s signature. I want to express my opposition to this action on the

grounds that:

• Sex is based on DNA encoding and cannot be changed


out a male or female identity

• Driver's licenses are not supposed to be political statements about lifestyle choices


to perform their duty in the event of an accident

• Allowing false data on Indiana's driver's licenses compromises the integrity of the license

The Indiana BMV should not turn Indiana's most significant form of identification into a tool to

advance a political agenda.

Wayne Sozansky

Kokomo, IN

765-437-4496

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From: Kathy Motshagen <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Transgender drivers license


Dear Sirs:

Indiana does not need transgender driver licenses. There is no legitimate purpose for doing this. There is no need for our

most common form of ID to make a social political or sexual statement. In fact, the validity and integrity of the ID would

be compromised. Requiring a person to state their original God given genetic physical identity, does not keep anyone

from living out a different identity. As a nurse, knowing the true physical identity of patients is very important for

appropriate medical care. The citizens of Indiana have a right to know who they are dealing with in public settings of

various kinds. People who choose to be transgender should not be given greater rights than anyone else. This is a psycho

social issue for a small minority of people. The rights and well being of everyone else should not be compromised to

accommodate the psycho social issues of such a small group of people.

I’m disappointed that this is something that the BMV is even considering.

Sincerely,

Kathy Motshagen

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From: Lucy Bedwell <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: weighing in


To whom it may concern.

It has come to my attention that the state of Indiana is considering adding other

categories of sexual identity to our drivers license and you are taking public comments

at this time. Please think long and hard about the ramifications of doing so. It is a

scientific fact that there are 2 sexes, male and female and it is coded in our DNA, no

matter how we "feel", no matter what surgery we undergo or what hormones we take. There

is so much controversy even among medical experts that should give reason to pause before

agreeing to allow persons to self identify.

Thank you for considering opinions that are not necessarily politically correct.

Sincerely,

Lucy Bedwell

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From: Richard Holdeman <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal


We do not need to spend tax dollars or any dollars on this benefit for a few misguided souls. Kill this proposal

immediately.

Richard Holdeman

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From: Teresa Ballew <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: NO to Transgender Driving License


There are only two biological sexes fixed at conception, regardless of

how individuals choose to characterize themselves.

Requiring a person to identify their true biology from birth does not

prevent someone from living out a male or female identity.

Driver's licenses are not supposed to be political statements about lifestyle

choices.

The Indiana BMV should not turn Indiana's most significant form of

identification into a tool to advance a political agenda.

Teresa J. Ballew

Clarksville, IN 47129

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From: paula schaefer <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Do not make provisions for LGBT plates


Please consider these points.










doctor's signature. Thank you. Paula Schaefer S from Yahoo Mail on Android

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From: WENDY MUMME <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Changing BMV cards


The Indiana BMV should not turn Indiana's most significant form of identification into a tool to advance a

political agenda. This seems like a waste of our taxpayer dollars to appease a small group of complainers.

Please don’t do this.

Wendy Mumme

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From: Freda Wilson <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal


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From: Freda Wilson <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Gender X


If you think our world is a mess now. What do you think this Gender X will do to our society. I take it that if I feel like I'm a cat, dog or some other species that makes such. All I can say is, this is CRAZY. PLEASE KEEP IT MALE OR FEMALE HUMAN BEINGS!

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From: Jenny Hanson <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Political agendas


Please do not advance the confusion throughout our state by advancing the agenda of ambiguity on a legal

document/driver’s license










doctor's signature.



Sincerely,

Jennifer Hanson Greenville, Indiana

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From: Joan Bowron <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: No need for new drivers' license


To Whom It May Concern: Driver's licenses do not need to be a statement about your lifestyle choices. It is important for medical and law enforcement personnel to know a person's actual biological sex in an emergency situation. A form to change one's gender has no guidelines for what that means or involves. It's merely a doctor's signature. It's a waste of taxpayers' money to make such a change on drivers' licenses when it affects so few drivers. Joan Bowron 601 East Ash Street Griffith, Indiana 46319 [email protected]

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From: CONNIE ECKERT <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal


Please do not confuse the public by creating a made up category called gender x on our licenses in Indiana.

Gender x appears to be non-descriptive.Why have gender listed at all on a license? Is it necessary? What is the

purpose?

Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android

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From: Christina Morgan <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Objection to proposed Gender X license


I would like to formally submit my objection to your proposed Gender X drivers license.

There are only two biological sexes fixed at conception, regardless of how individuals choose to characterize

themselves.Requiring a person to identify their true biology from birth does not prevent someone from living

out a male or female identity.Driver's licenses are not supposed to be political statements about lifestyle

choices.Emergency medical and law enforcement personnel need to know a person's actual biological sex to

perform their duty in the event of an accident. Allowing false data on Indiana's driver's licenses compromises

the integrity of the license.The form to change one’s gender has no guidelines for what that means or involves.

It is merely a doctor's signature. The Indiana BMV should not turn Indiana's most significant form of

identification into a tool to advance a political agenda.

Most sincerely,

Christina Morgan

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From: Linda Helms <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Gender X


I do not understand why ANYONE can just choose what gender they want put on their license. Yes, I understand that a

doctor’s okay is necessary, but can you not see the problem with that? There are innumerable unscrupulous doctors out

there that will do whatever the patient wants – for a price. If you doubt this fact, look at the opioid crisis which involves

such doctors that will indiscriminately write prescriptions – for a price. Isn’t the practice you are considering also a

possible springboard for fake identities?

Meanwhile, I, a law-abiding FEMALE (and proud of it!) citizen has gone through the long-standing channels to obtain and

maintain LEGAL documentation for 69 years. But, when I went to the BMV to obtain a REAL ID, I presented my birth

certificate (issued by the Public Health Department of Vermillion County, signed and sealed) that I have using for

identification purposes all my life; but I was made to feel like a criminal and told that I had to get a letter of verification

from the Vermillion County Courthouse before I would get the coveted star. Maybe I should just have told them that my

name was now Louis and I demanded a new license This is ridiculous!

Linda Helms

1198 Lockport Rd.

Terre Haute, In. 47802

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From: JOHN J SMREKAR <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Gender "X" driver license


Please do not adopt yet another stupid demand from gender confused individuals! These people need mental health assistance not more misplaced confirmation of their biologically based delusion! There are only two genders, period! Stating you are what you are not does not change this absolute fact! Issuing such a delusional document only further enables the sickness these people are suffering from! Government has already gone too far in recognizing the abomination of so called "gay" marriage! Enough of this pandering stupidity to a vocal minority!

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From: Bill Sherfy <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Gender License change


There is no need to have a Gender X driver license. God made male and female. So there are only two

biological sexes Doing this to please a minority group is wrong. If you were to do this you would be offending

me and many other Christians who believe the Bible to be God's word. God made male and female, nothing

else. Why must you have to go and enter politics into this. It is wrong and I pray that you will use some

common sense and not do this.

Bill Sherfy

Noblesville, Indiana

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From: Cindy Ferree <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Gender X


Hi! Just wanted to give you my viewpoint on the Gender X proposal. I do not

believe a driver's license is the place for a political statement. Police stopping

individuals should know what sex of person-from birth-they are dealing with.

I oppose Gender X. Thank you, Cindy Ferree

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From: Mike Rork <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Gender Identity


You are what you are when you are born. Being confused about your gender is a state of mind. Don't go to

gender X for Identity. If you're significant other wants to know, be confused for them.

Mike

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From: Judy Houk <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: STOP THE MADNESS!!!



BMV,

Please don’t fall for the mindless transgender world!!! NO trans drivers licenses!! This is crazy!!

Judy Houk

Westfield IN

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From: Larry Stephens <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Change in 140 IAC 7-1.1-3 to allow gender change on drivers license


I fully support the BMV change allowing gender change on the Indiana drivers license. Please allow this bill to

pass.

Thank you,

Larry Stephens

9109 Wynnfield Drive

Evansville, IN 47725

812-431-7612

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From: Wayne & Vickie Turner <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Gender X


To whom it may concern:










doctor's signature.



Sincerely,

Joseph Wayne Turner

Crawfordsville, IN. 47933

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To: BMV Legal

Subject: Gender X License!


• There are only two biological sexes fixed at conception, regardless of how individuals

choose to characterize themselves.

• Requiring a person to identify their true biology from birth does not prevent someone

from living out a male or female identity.


• Emergency medical and law enforcement personnel need to know a person's actual

biological sex to perform their duty in the event of an accident.

Please do not adopt the Gender X driver’s license!!!!

Gina and Sam Loomis

3717 Stillwater Place

Fort Wayne, IN 46808

“Love is a fruit in season at all times, and within reach of every hand.”

Mother Teresa

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From: Vickie Turner <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Gender X


Dear Sir/Madam:










doctor's signature.



Sincerely,

Vickie P. Turner

Crawfordsville, IN 47933

Sent from my iPhone

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To: BMV Legal

Subject: License change


Please do not even consider adding the stupid transgender sex to our licenses. God made two sexes. That is the way it needs to stay.

Sent from my Verizon LG Smartphone

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From: Stephen McCuen <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Driver's License Change


Please keep the only two choices of sex on Indiana drivers licenses Male & Female. Blessings, Steve & Sandy McCuen

2 Cor 5:9, "... we make it our goal to please him"

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From: Karen Whitehead <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: GENDER "X" DRIVER'S LICENSE



I do not agree with adding another option to gender on an Indiana Driver’s License. People are born as male or female

and this biological fact should be reflected on this official ID. This is not a platform for how you identify but should be a

platform to state the plumbing you were born with!

Thank you.

Karen Whitehead

Evansville, IN

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From: Sabrena Thomas <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Transgender Driver's License


To Whom It May Concern,

I would appreciate very much that our family’s opinion as IN residents be considered at the public hearing in light of the possibility of changing driver’s licenses.








• Allowing false data on Indiana's driver's licenses compromises the integrity of the

license.


doctor's signature.



I hope that you take the time to deeply consider this very important matter.

Thank you,

Sabrena Thomas

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From: Bob Davis <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Transgender Driver's Licences


Concerning transgender driver's licences: HOGWASH! Wake up America!

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From: SARA LINDSEY <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Transgender Issue



It is amazing to me that a few people complain about this issue when the vast majority of the people in Indiana have no

issue with this. Why is it necessary to change the whole system for so very few. I am no for spending taxpayers money

for so few.

Sent from my iPhone

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From: Tom <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: No no to transgenders


Anyone that would consider creating a transgender drivers license must be insane a man needs to look like a

man likewise a woman must keep her identity as a woman so forget this stupid idea

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From: Janet Macarthur <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: gender on licences


My opinion is that we not make exceptions for gender confusion. In the beginning God made male and female

and He has not changed his mind. These are mental illnesses in my opinion and which we are finding out from

those changing back eventually to their original sex they were created with but sometimes no function

because through surgery they have destroyed it. Sad, but lets stay sane. Let them mark male and female.

Otherwise we will need a second card for all the other identifications that are being made. Where does it stop.

There is an open door for lunacy when this door is opened.

Good News for the Nations, Inc

Dr. Janet C. MacArthur

4433 Crossbow Ct

West Lafayette, IN 47906

765-409-3701

skype: janetchermacarthur44

web: www.gnfn.net

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From: Jeanna Romein <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Drivers’ licenses


To Whom May Help:-),

Would really appreciate not having gender fluid drivers’ licenses.

Please please please consider this. We are not allowed to smile for our picture with you, we are not allowed to

have bangs in our picture with you, which could be considered minor things - why would you allow someone to

say they are a sex that they are not? How can this help our police officers?

Sincerely,

Jeanna Romein

--

"Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, in everything give thanks; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for

you."

I Thessalonians 5:16-18 NKJV

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From: Sandy Cuzzort <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: “Transgender”



Please use common sense, which seems scarce at an increasing pace, when considering the insanity of allowing a person

to choose his or her own gender on driver licenses, as if a person could magically change his or her dna. Everyone knows

that boys will absolutely grow into men and girls will likewise grow into women. These are scientific facts, regardless of

what the lunatic news media has as its current agenda.

Please do us all a huge favor and stand up against the insanity that is so popular right now.

Sent from my iPhone

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From: JUDY ROBINSON <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Sex Identification



BMV, It is entirely unnecessary to have gender ID on Drivers License. The picture

Is all that is necessary. The Crazies have taken over. Please don’t join them.

Thank you. Judy Robinson

Richmond, Indiana

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From: E Mail <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Drivers License


I feel there is no room for the so called Gender X. Our Drivers licenses are a proud symbol of Indiana heritage.

A lot of thought has entered into the current Gender specific license we currently have.

Why change a great thing by appeasing a few in our wonderful Sanction of Life state.

Please reconsider the options at hand and stay with a gender specific license.

God will not bless a gender X. He doesn't approve of it, why should the whole state?

Thank You for your concern and voting the correct way, to keep what we have.

Jeff Mahle.

217-264-1758

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From: Cindy Witkowski <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal




Please do not allow individuals to choose a transgender license. A driver’s license is not something that needs to be

politically correct. It is information for identification purposes based on biological information (what people are born

with) for law inforcement and emergency services. If this passes this will be a slippery slope that will not be able to be

reversed.

Thank you for your time,

From an Indiana resident.

Sent from my iPhone

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From: Gene Gerber <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: "Gender X" Driver's Licenses


I am writing to express my opposition to the proposed rule to allow “Gender X” driver’s licenses. There are

over 4.5 million Indiana driver’s licenses. Yet, there are only a handful of gender confused Hoosiers who want

to choose the sex on their license to fit their mental viewpoint. In my opinion, people are free to live and dress

as they choose, but changing our state’s highest form of identification for a political cause or a psychological

desire is unwise and a very slippery slope. If this is allowed, where will it end?

Sex is not something someone can truly change through synthetic chemicals or disfiguring surgeries. Yet, this

proposed rule allows a doctor to simply sign a form attesting that a person has changed their sex from male to

female, female to male or either to “X non-binary” as if sex is something fluid or unknown. I urge you to not

allow this to happen.

Thank you,

Gene Gerber

6659 E 100 S

Bluffton, IN 46714

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From: Glen Jewell <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Driver's Licenses Gender X designation


I am opposed to the so-called Gender X proposed changes to driver's licenses.

Instead of gender let the licenses record actual chromosomes: Double X or XY. This will allow for better

treatment in the event of an accident or medical emergency. Requiring a person to identify their true biology

from birth does not prevent them from living out whatever "gender" identity they think they have.

Adding another form will also cost more time and tax dollars.

Thank you.

~Glen Jewell

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From: Steve Carlock <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Cc: Steve Carlock

Subject: Gender X Driver's License



For what it is worth, I have concerns with the proposed Gender X Driver’s License. More specifically, a Gender

X Driver’s license creates the following potential problems:

• Emergency medical and law enforcement personnel need to know an individual’s actual biological sex in

order to make accurate decisions in the event of an accident or other emergency situation;

• Permitting false or misleading information on a Driver’s License devalues the license and it’s credibility as

a reliable source of identification;

• The proposed form for gender change requires not specific scientific criteria and allows for abuse of a

currently reliable system of identification; and

• Driver’s licenses need to provide factual, accurate, and reliable information not information about lifestyle

choices.

For these reasons, as a taxpayer and holder of an Indiana Driver’s License I strongly object to non-scientific

identification changes to the Indiana Driver’s License information system.

In His service,

Mahlon Carlock

317-828-1783

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From: Diana Hunter <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Re: Adopting "Gender X" driver's licenses, just say "No"


Dear Sir:

Re: Adopting "Gender X" driver's licenses, just say "No"

Forms have required stating whether you are male or female for centuries. Please do not change our driver's licenses nor add nor subtract from male or female. If there is a question on the sex of a person, it has now been discovered that a chromosomal test will tell the person if it is not obvious biologically. Thank you.

Diana Hunter, Marion County, Indianapolis, IN

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From: Barbara Neff Caban <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal




I, respectfully, share my feelings regarding the Indiana BMV's consideration to redo our driver's licenses to

include a "Gender X" designation. There are only Male and Female sexes and are fixed at time of conception,

regardless of how individuals choose to identify themselves. This inclusion of "X" to appease a small number of

gender-confused Hoosiers is crazy and potentially harmful.

Sincerely,

Barbara Neff Caban

409 Westchester Ln.

Valparaiso, IN 46385

Barbara Neff Caban

[email protected]

Trust in the Lord with all your heart. Do not lean on your own understanding. In all ways, seek Him and he will

direct your path. Prov. 3:5, 6

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From: David Beyer <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Changes


Please only allow male or female identification on Indiana licenses. Thank you, David Beyer, 3750 Lake City

Highway Lot 24, Warsaw IN 46580. 574-269-3179

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To: BMV Legal; BMV Legal

Cc: [email protected]; [email protected]

Subject: Drivers License -IDENTITY


Dear BVM,

We urge you to reconsider your decision to change the guidelines for individuals to change the identity on their drivers

license. We agree fully with the American Family Association to only have male or female as an option. God has

created male and female, there are no other sexes. The information listed is provided by A.F.A. and we fully support

their work to inform the public of challenging times we are facing.










doctor's signature.



Sincerely,

Loretta Levin

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From: sean rose <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Gender X drivers licenses


Dear BMV Legal Department,

I recently became aware that you are considering spending tax pay dollars to allow individuals "choose" their

sex. This seems like a totally asinine idea and complete waste of tax dollars to me. How are you even

considering the idea of letting somebody designate their own sex with nothing more than a doctors signature?










doctor's signature.

In conclusion, the drivers license renewal process was recently changed for counter terrorism measures

requiring me to provide multiple pieces of documentation in order to get the new license. The frustrating part is

that I've been a citizen of Indiana for 30+ years and It wasn't enough to have a Federal Passport, I had to have a

utility bill also. So you can imagine my frustration that you are even considering the idea of "Gender x" drivers

licenses for a few people who think they can change their sex by changing their mind and producing a doctor's

signature that could easily be forged.

I'm confident that you will do the right thing and reject this proposal.

Sincerely,

--

Sean Rose

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From: Brad Potts <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal




To BMV legal

I am opposed to the transgender license being considered in November.

There are clearly 2 sexes male and female.

What purpose will a “license” serve other than added confusion to society.

We have had enough of this.

Please drop this proposition.

Thanks

Brad Potts

Newburgh Indiana

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From: Anita Hughes <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal




To Whom it may concern:

I’m writing to protest the plan to revamp all Indiana driver’s licenses unnecessarily. Please leave the politics out of

obtaining a driver’s license! There are only two biological sexes, fixed at conception.

Thank you,

Anita Hughes

Spencer, Indiana

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From: Rod Armes <[email protected]>

Sent: Wednesday, October 30, 2019 10:57 AM

To: BMV Legal

Subject: Gender 'X'


Perhaps if the goal is to further confuse those wishing to identify as something they are not, then why not allow

them to also

pick their height, weight, hair color (of the day), nationality, and all those things which would render a clear

picture of how they

would appear to the person viewing their license? In other words, the State would rather allow them to lie about

who they are

on a supposedly official government document that is not to be fluid moment by moment. So, purposefully

allowing people to lie

to the State would then open the door to all government documents being placed under scrutiny for false

information, is that

not correct?

Also, one could theorize that allow someone so unstable that they believe that they are someone that they

factually and

physically are not, shouldn't it also be brought into question if they can actually operate a motor vehicle

successfully without

placing others in danger by their lack of ability to separate reality from fiction?

As a Citizen and taxpayer of the Great State of Indiana, I reject this proposal of allowing any other gender

identification, other than

true biological.

Thank you and have a great day!

Rod Armes [email protected] Fuel System Specialist

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From: Roy and Lori Ernsberger <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: I Oppose Transgender Licenses


I oppose revising all driver's licenses to appease a handful of gender

confused Hoosiers who want to choose the sex on their license to fit their

mental viewpoint. The cost of this would be an unfair tax burden on

citizens, and would endorse false documentation. Allowing false data

on Indiana's driver's licenses compromises the integrity of the license.

There are only two biological sexes fixed at conception, regardless of how

individuals choose to characterize themselves. • Requiring a person to identify their true biology from birth does not prevent someone from living out a male

or female identity.


• Emergency medical and law enforcement personnel need to know a person's actual biological sex to

perform their duty in the event of an accident.


signature.

The Indiana BMV should not turn Indiana's most significant form of identification into a tool to advance a

political agenda.

Thank you,

Lori Ernsberger

8755 N 1200 E-57 Corunna, IN

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To: BMV Legal

Subject: Transgender?



To whom it may concern

Indiana is my home state. I have always been glad to be a citizen of the state of Indiana. I believe Indiana is a state that

uses common sense and common decency. So I was certainly surprised to read that Indiana is considering a drivers

license where one may choose to have a sex listed that is neither male nor female. To those who still have common

sense, there are only two sexes, male and female. Period. Do not step into this cultural, political quagmire, it will be

nothing but confusion and chaos. There are some confused people in this world. it is time to stop pandering and caving

in to them. I ask you, whoever is in charge, to reconsider the nonsensical decision to involve the BMV in making one!s

sex an assignment.

Certainly Indiana is better than this!

Sincerely

VickiCampbell

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From: Karen Chandler <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Gender issue


Two genders exist. There is NO need to use taxpayer money to change that on driver’s licenses. If the handful

of people who go through a “sex-change” operation want to have a medical doctor sign off in changing their

license, let that driver pay to get a new license.

Respectfully,

Karen Chandler

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From: Jean Starr <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Gender X License



Dear BMV,

As for creating a new type of license for Indiana just to be politically correct I feel this is just absurd. To cave to such a

small majority of our states population is an insult to the rest of the citizens. I trust that that you will make your decision

based on common moral sense.

Sincerely,

Regina Starr

St. Joe, IN

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From: B MP <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: "Gender X" licensing


The idea of changing the state law governing gender identity on a state issued driver license is a very serious

matter & one I am certain those making this decision understand.

Gender identity is our state's highest form of identification & clearly significant in legal matters. Just as the state

has no right to legislate or support a particular religion, neither should the state begin catering to a minority to

legislate gender identity.

The notion that sexual identity is a fluid & ever expanding human characteristic is a flawed ideology that has

science behind it (although there is certainly scientific literature to support an opposite view/belief). One can

almost always find an expert to support one's position if desired.

This is clearly another progressive ideology being forced upon the American people in the continual battle to

undermine our constitutional framework & system of governing; another push to change our culture & way of

life to represent the interests of a few.

Consider how progressives thirty-some years ago fought for the right to abortion; I recall the argument

presented to me that it would only be used for instances of rape, incest, or a life-threatening circumstance.

Added fuel to the argument, it is the right of a woman alone if & when she would bear children. Not satisfied

with the Roe v. Wade decision, we now have those who demand abortion right up to the moment of birth! On-

demand & at tax-payer expense! No questions asked. And what have we learned? Aborted fetuses being used to

market baby body parts for science or sale!

Please weigh very carefully & prayerfully your decision. This is another slippery Slope that will serve only to

open the way for yet another demand.

--Peace

Bonnie M. Hicks

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From: Scott Westrum <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: the absurdity of considering special transgender licenses


Hello,

I'd like to provide some comments on the pending proposal of accommodating so-called "transgender"

licenses.






to perform their duty in the event of an accident. • Driver's licenses are not supposed to be political statements about lifestyle choices.


doctor's signature, and does not change the biological fact. It seems absurd to consider allowing a mental statement of belief to be placed on the drivers license / state

identification, in place of the biological condition of the individual.

Sincerely,

Scott Westrum

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From: Ed Pawlowski <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Leave system alone- do not confuse the majority for the minority


Please do not make all Hoosiers suffer because a small minority of people are confused about their gender. We

were all created in God's image, HE defined a man and a woman separately. To date, more people believe that

truth than the lies that are being infiltrated into our society. So as a life long Hoosier, I am asking you to not

make transgender licenses. Thank you for reading and listening.

Ed Pawlowski

736 S. Court Street

Crown Point, IN 46307

219-616-2978

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confidential and intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to whom they are addressed. If you have

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From: Stephen Knierim <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Transgender licenses


To Whom It May Concern: I do not believe that transgender licenses are necessary. This just adds additional work to the license process. Thank you for considering my thoughts. Sincerely, Stephen Knierim

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From: Scott Krafft <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Gender X drivers licenses



It seems as well intentioned and compassionate as this may seem, I fear it may cause more potential harm in the form of

unintended consequences than now realized.

While I understand the real issue of gender confusion, it is a psycho-social issue and not a biologic one. There is only

one biological gender defined at birth that cannot be changed. This does not prevent one from identifying or living out

their gender preference, if different than biologic assignment. But to codify it on a legal document such as a state

drivers license confuses the function of the license.

Emergency medical and law enforcement personnel have the need and right to know a person’s actual biological sex to

safely discharge their respective duties. Reporting a false biological gender compromises safety to both. Indiana DL is

not a psychological, social or political document. It is a legal document functioning to disclose biological identity. A

mere swipe of a doctor’s pen to initiate such a significant characteristic change form what has been understood and

defined for thousands of years is dangerous to our residents for many reason on many levels.

Please proceed with great care and wisdom. Simply overturning millennia of natural law should require a thorough

scientific understanding of the risks. Such understanding requires modeling in the form of downside risk analysis,

scenario analysis, event risk analysis, etc.

Respectfully yours,

Scott Krafft

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From: Cecile Jones <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Indiana Drivers Licenses



To Our BMV,

Please reconsider any thoughts you might have on adding transgender changes to the drivers licenses. We are born male

or female. However someone wants to identify themselves after that, is certainly their business, but it does not negate

the facts. We are male or female, plain and simple. I urge you to stick with the way things have always been.

Bill and Cecile Jones

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From: Gerald Fox <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Male/Female



There is no real need for "transgender" designations. -Gerald Fox

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From: Scott <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Gender X Drivers License



I want to express my opinion and discontent of the thought of offering a “transgender or

gender x” drivers license. Frankly I am quite appalled at the idea of doing so.

The following are my thoughts on the idea:

• There are only two biological sexes fixed at conception, regardless of how individuals

choose to characterize themselves.

• Requiring a person to identify their true biology from birth does not prevent someone

from living out a male or female identity.


• Emergency medical and law enforcement personnel need to know a person's actual

biological sex to perform their duty in the event of an accident.


The form to change one’s gender has no guidelines for what that means or involves. It is

merely a doctor's signature.

Wendell S. Van Note

President Thomas Jefferson.....

"When the government and the bankers

fear the people, there is liberty and

prosperity! When the people fear the

government and the bankers, there is

tyranny and debt!”

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From: rattlesnakedaddy Money <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: No to transgender drivers license


This the most stupidest idea I have ever heard of God made male and female just forget this stupidity

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From: Risa Crouse <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Gender X



Please do not cowdown to a handful of people who are pushing their own sexual agenda! Why is the BMV being

intimidated by a select few- could it be “ money” a business bottom line? Please reconsider this ridiculous proposal and

do what is morally right. Thank you.

Sent from my iPhone

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From: Tim and Terah Pezold <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Gender Neutral Driver's licenses...


You have to be kidding about making these types of licenses..... If I suddenly woke up and decided I was a dolphin, or a tree, if I made

enough noise, would you accommodate me?

Drivers licenses are not supposed to make political statements or fall into the current trap of being, "politically correct." There are only

2 biological sexes fixed at conception. I suppose anyone at anytime could identify as ANYTHING! But, it doesn't just magically make

it true. PLEASE don't make this mistake in our state. I thought here in the mid-west, we were beyond all that.

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From: andrew liptak <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Transgender driver's licenses.


To whom it may concern at the BMV,

I'm an Indiana resident who worked as a psych nurse for 22 years at Rush Hospital in Chicago. I cannot believe

Indiana is considering validating a documented mental illness - Gender Dysphoria - by giving it a made-up

category on an important form of identification, an Indiana state driver's license.

This delusional "category" is comparable to the old children's story, "The Emperor's New Clothes". No matter

how many people pretended the Emperor had magical, "invisible" clothes, the fact was, he was stark naked.

No matter how many men or women pretend they are the opposite sex, the FACT is, there are only two genders.

Every psychologist knows you don't help the delusional by going along with their delusions. You try to orient

them to reality.

This is harming the mentally ill and is a cruel form of political manipulation and PC craziness.

I would like to present the following points in opposition to transgender driver's licenses:



• Requiring a person to identify their true biology from birth does not prevent someone from living out a male

or female identity.


• Emergency medical and law enforcement personnel need to know a person's actual biological sex to

perform their duty in the event of an accident.



signature.

In Summary:

The Indiana BMV should not turn Indiana's most significant form of identification into a tool to advance a mere

political agenda.

Sincerely,

Andrew P. Liptak RN

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From: Trent Vanderzee <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: X gender


Please keep the gender on driver’s licenses to accurately reflect the male or female gender at birth. How people feel

about their identity is not a useful substitute for genetic and true physical identity.

Sincerely,

Trent Vanderzee

Cedar Lake, IN

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From: Margaret Judd <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Gender X Drivers Licenses



I am writing to let Indiana BMV know that I am opposed to adding any gender to Indiana DL. There are only two genders

at birth. Drivers licenses are should not be about political correctness and what someone wishes they are gender-wise.

This also uses false data on the drivers license which compromises the integrity and truthfulness of the identity of the

person on the license. Please do not yield to politically correct thinking.

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From: Carrie Parker <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Transgender drivers license


I believe that all facts on a driver's license should be your true identity, not what you Identify with. Their are

only 2 genders male and female. Indiana should not go to transgender drivers license.

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From: barbara reffey <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal



To Whom It May Concern,

It is my understanding that your department is considering Transgender Driver's License.

I am opposed to this move because :

• There are only two biological sexes fixed at conception, we are either male or female and because someone

does not want to accept what they are can not be changed by what is on a drivers license.

• This is a political move by a few. What is on a driver's license isn't going to change a person's identity. People

are free to live whatever life style they want but that does not mean it can to be forced on us in this manner • Driver's licenses are not supposed to be political statements about lifestyle choices. • It seems to me that it would be very important for Emergency medical and law enforcement personnel to know

a person's actual biological sex to perform their duty in the event of an accident . This move seems unfair to all

who have driver's licenses. My husband is a diabetic, he wears a necklace to identify that..... If transgenders

are concerned about being treated fairly in a medical emergency let them wear a necklace. • Why would our great state be a part of compromising the integrity of the license by allowing false data on

Indiana's driver's licenses. In my book that is a bold face lie.

I hope you will kindly reconsider this move and act in the best interests of ALL the wonderful Citizens of our great state who see no advantage to anyone one, in fact it would be a great disadvantage to everyone even transgender Drivers . Thanks for your consideration of ALL IN residents. Barbara and Vic Reffey Vic and Barbara Reffey

5243 Bluff View Dr. Indianapolis, IN 46217

Phone: 3173774885

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From: Jason & Carmen Shafer <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Gender X


To Whom It May Concern:

I find it absurd and completely inconceivable that Indiana is even considering a gender X on a driver’s license!!

There are only two genders, male and female — there is no such thing as gender X!!

This should not be put on our driver’s licenses!!

Thank you for taking my view into consideration!

God bless,

Carmen Shafer

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From: Paul and Vada Tanner <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal



I live in Indiana and am vehemently opposed to GenderX license plates.

God created man and woman.

He did not create GenderX or transgender.

This is a horrible idea. I am opposed.

Vada Tanner

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From: Scot Harber <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal



I am writing to express my concern regarding transgender drivers' licenses. Please, please, please do not get involved in this debate or allow political agendas to influence a foolish change. Allowing false data on Indiana's driver's licenses compromises the integrity of the license. It needs to be kept to the gender one was born with and that is all. Thank you, Carol Harber

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From: John Caplinger <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Gender X



A drivers license is used all the time as an acceptable form of identification.

A person needs to be identified as male or female. This grey are of X is not necessary. Please keep Indiana

drivers license unchanged in regards to gender.

Thank you

John Caplinger

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To: BMV Legal



I disagree with the proposed adoption of Gender X driver's license.

1. There are only two fixed biological genders at birth.

2. Registering Your birth gender does not prohibit you from living out your gender choice.

3. Emergency Medical personnel need to know biological gender in cases of accidents.

3. Drivers license should not be political statements.

Do not adopt this proposal.

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From: Lillie Watkins <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal



NO we do not need transgender licences. How they were born is what they are either male or female. Don't let people choose, it has already been chosen for them. Thank you. Louise Watkins

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From: Stacy Wood <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Gender x



I do not feel indiana driver’s license should offer a transgender option.

Could be very confusing in medical emergency’s Stacy

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From: WILLIAM RIETH <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Licenses



I really don’t think we need transgender licenses.

Please rethink this.

� Karla J. Rieth

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From: Judi Klug <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: I vote NO on Transgender DL


Please, don’t spend our hard-earned money to make a currently-popular change to every single DL in Indiana because a few folks want it!! I could get the same number of folks together to want something else...and another group something else…where does it end? Besides that, so much could go wrong for someone in an emergency if the person is treated as a different gender than biologically true. Please…Just Say No! Thank you and God bless you all, Judi

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From: James Imhausen <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Gender ID



Please spend your time and expenses on issues that matter to the majority of Indiana voters.

Sent from my iPhone, Jim Imhausen

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From: Marilyn <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Gender X


Ladies and Gentlemen:

I have no desire to change any person's opinion of themselves regarding their biological sexual assignment, but surely you must acknowledge it is true that in an emergency situation, the biological facts are the only salient facts. Please do not create a category for feelings; they provide no credible verifiable identification.

Thank you. Marilyn Mihelc

"Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever." Hebrews 13:8

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From: David Fulton <[email protected]>


To: BMV Legal

Subject: Leave well enough alone.


I am not in favor of changing the whole license over a few who feel they wish to not acknowledge who they are.

God made is male or female. The dna of an individual does not change. Why make all of those in Indiana suffer

when such a few wish to have their gender changed.

Thanks

David Fulton

Frankfort, Indiana

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Sent: Tuesday, October 08, 2019 10:14 AM

To: Guyer, Susan





Sent: Monday, October 07, 2019 9:15:21 AM



Comments : Please stop this madness of self identification of gender. Male and female only.

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Sent: Wednesday, October 02, 2019 11:09 AM

To: Guyer, Susan


Good morning,




Sent: Monday, September 30, 2019 9:40:07 AM To: BMV Drivers License

Subject: Question about My Drivers


Comments : Drivers license need to be clear regarding the sex of a person. Gender needs to be either male or female. Sex

of a baby is clear at birth and is established by God. Let's keep our drivers license clear and simple!!

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Sent: Wednesday, September 18, 2019 12:04 PM

To: Guyer, Susan





Sent: Tuesday, September 17, 2019 10:48:49 AM



Comments : I support AG Hill's requirement that gender, as determined at birth, should remain an ID requirement for

Indiana Drivers and Identification Cards. Anything else will not serve our culture well. May this requirement remain as it

is.

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