State Representative Tiffany Stoner is honored to represent Indiana House District 25 in the General Assembly, which includes Brownsburg, Whitestown, Lebanon, Pittsboro, Clermont and Zionsville. She was elected to the Indiana House of Representatives in 2026.

A strong advocate for public education, economic opportunity and responsible government, Stoner brings a background in corporate leadership, technology, communications and community service to the Indiana General Assembly. 

Prior to her election, Stoner spent 17 years with Accenture, a global professional services and technology consulting firm, where she worked in telecommunications transformation, organizational change and the development of training and technology platforms. Her experience working with complex organizations  shaped her approach to leadership and problem-solving.

Stoner is also an entrepreneur and a strong community advocate. She co-founded Nathaniel Edmunds Photography with her brother in 2000 and later served as Marketing Director for IrisWorks, a technology company serving professional photographers.

Her commitment to community involvement extends beyond her district, as she’s been actively involved in numerous non-profit organizations and community initiatives. Over the years, she has helped raise more than $250,000 for organizations including Habitat for Humanity, Our Military Kids, Wish Upon a Wedding, Moms Demand Action and Gleaners Food Bank.

Education has long been a priority for Stoner. She has been actively involved in public education advocacy and local school issues. She believes strong public schools are essential to thriving communities, a competitive workforce, and Indiana's future.

Stoner earned a master's degree in Information and Communications Sciences from Ball State University. She and her husband, Tim, have been married for 30 years and are the proud parents of four children. 

Stoner is committed to representing every resident of House District 25, working across party lines, listening to the people who live in the district and delivering thoughtful ideas to help the communities she serves. She will begin by focusing on finding practical solutions that put Hoosiers first.