In the wake of the NIPSCO outage that left many Porter County residents without power for two weeks, State Rep. Chuck Moseley (D-Portage) is calling on NIPSCO to provide customers with a 100% credit for every day they went without power, applied to their next bill. This includes delivery charges and fixed fees.

On Friday, June 26, State Rep. Chuck Moseley (D-Portage) traveled to Chicago to stand in solidarity with USW Local 7-1 members and allies as they support the 800 union members locked out of work by British Petroleum (BP).

Today, the Indiana General Assembly announced appointments for 2026 interim committees. These committees allow lawmakers to discuss issues that could become the focal point of legislation put forth in future legislative sessions.

Today, Jan. 28, the Indiana House of Representatives passed House Bill 1002 after rejecting several amendments to provide immediate utility bill relief.

State Rep. Chuck Moseley (D-Portage) is urging Hoosiers to reach out to members of the House Utilities, Energy and Telecommunications Committee to urge them to hear House Bill 1068 ahead of the Jan. 26 bill hearing deadline.

Today, Dec. 11, the Indiana Senate rejected a congressional map that would have carved up the state of Indiana to benefit one party. House Bill 1032 was voted down by a vote of 31-19.

Today, Dec. 5, Indiana House Republicans passed House Bill 1032, their gerrymandered congressional map, after months of pressure from Gov. Mike Braun. The map carves up like-minded communities to make elections less competitive to benefit one party. HB 1032 heads to the Senate for their consideration next week.

On April 2, State Rep. Chuck Moseley (D-Portage) presented a resolution honoring Indiana State Police Officer Nedal Nabhan for his extraordinary courage and selflessness in the face of a terrorist attack while on vacation in New Orleans, Louisiana, for the New Year celebration. The resolution was presented at the South Haven Fire Department monthly meeting in recognition of Officer Nabhan’s heroic actions on Jan. 1, 2025.

Today, March 31, State Rep. Chuck Moseley (D-Portage) voted in opposition on Senate Bill (SB) 287 during its final hearing in the House. The bill passed with a vote of 54-40. SB 287, which proposes to make Indiana’s school board elections partisan, mandates that candidates run under party labels such as Democrat, Republican, Independent or with a "blank space" next to their name.

Last week, the Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) announced the recipients of the Spring 2025 Community Crossings Matching Grant Program. More than $200 million was awarded through the program and will go towards improving roads and bridges throughout the state.

With the official start of the 2025 legislative session, State Rep. Chuck Moseley (D-Portage) has announced his legislative agenda, continuing to advocate for veterans’ mental health, public safety and support for first responders.