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Gore condemns Braun's decision to end minority and women’s business enterprise programs
Today, July 15, Gov. Mike Braun announced Indiana will end race- and-sex-based contracting preferences.
Republicans defeat effort to protect law enforcement undue liability
Today, Feb. 10, State Rep. Mitch Gore (D-Indianapolis) offered an amendment to Senate Bill 76 to protect local law enforcement officers from being put into situations where they are detaining individuals longer than is legal. The amendment failed by a vote of 34-61.
Gore gravely disappointed in closed-door decision to kill bipartisan good governance bill
Today, State Rep. Mitch Gore (D-Indianapolis) attempted to call down House Bill 1066 after it was pulled from the House calendar despite being eligible for final passage. House Bill 1066 passed unanimously out of the House Committee on Government and Regulatory Reform on Jan. 21.
Gore decries House Republicans for passing gerrymandering bill
Today, Dec. 5, Indiana House Republicans passed House Bill 1032, their gerrymandered congressional map, after months of pressure from Washington D.C.
Gore seeks to remedy gap in child protection law in wake of Epstein files vote
Yesterday, a post made by State Rep. Mitch Gore (D-Beech Grove) about child protection went viral. The volume of response makes something very clear: Hoosiers care deeply about how our laws treat children.
Gore reacts to redistricting not moving forward
State Rep. Mitch Gore (D-Beech Grove) released the following statement reacting to the news that Senate Republicans will not move forward on redistricting:
Bill to prevent misuse of taxpayer dollars heading to the governor
Today, Monday, March 31, House Bill 1518 is heading to the governor’s desk to be signed into law. HB 1518, authored by State Rep. Mitch Gore (D-Indianapolis), would require state entities to only purchase non-luxury vehicles.
Bill to expand military income tax exemption heading to the Governor
Friday, March 28, House Bill 1280 is heading to the Governor’s desk to be signed into law.
Bill to extend military income tax exemption heading to the Senate
Today, Feb. 18, House Bill 1280 passed out of the House unanimously and is heading to the Senate. HB 1280 extends the individual income tax exemption for military pay to cover members of the United States Space Force, the United States Public Health Service Commissioned Corps and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Commissioned Officer Corps.
House Democratic lawmakers unveil ‘Hoosier Home Field Advantage’ legislative package
Today, several Indiana House Democratic lawmakers rolled out "The Hoosier Home Field Advantage," a set of legislative proposals designed to grow Indiana's sports economy.
State Rep. Mike Andrade (D-Munster), House Democratic Leader Phil GiaQuinta (D-Fort Wayne), State Rep. Mitch Gore (D-Indianapolis), State Rep. Earl Harris Jr. (D-East Chicago) and State Rep. Kyle Miller (D-Fort Wayne) offered the agenda to unite Hoosiers across the political spectrum, pointing out that Democrats, Republicans and everyone in between love sports.
Gore, IMPD celebrate first Green Alert resulting in successful location of a missing veteran
On Monday (Sept. 16), a statewide Green Alert was issued following the disappearance of a veteran in Southwest Indianapolis.