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DeLaney amendment to protect communities from unwanted military presence rejected
Today, State Rep. Ed DeLaney (D-Indianapolis) offered an amendment to House Bill 1343 that would require local authorities to agree before military police from the National Guard be deployed to their city to enforce civil laws.
DeLaney offers amendments to protect retirees, taxpayers from risky state investments
Today, Jan. 20, State Rep. Ed DeLaney (D-Indianapolis) offered several amendments to House Bill 1042 in an effort to prohibit state pension funds from being invested in cryptocurrency.
DeLaney reacts to Braun announcing partial SNAP benefits
Today, Gov. Braun announced that Indiana will issue partial SNAP benefits for the remainder of November
DeLaney calls on township trustees to help fund food assistance in light of failure from state and federal government
As the federal government shutdown enters its second month, the distribution of food assistance benefits for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) remains in jeopardy.
DeLaney responds to announcement of special session
Today, Oct. 27, State Rep. Ed DeLaney (D-Indianapolis) issued the following statement in response to Gov. Braun’s announcement of a special session focused on redistricting
DeLaney joins students in push for gun reform
Today, Sept. 5, State Rep. Ed DeLaney (D-Indianapolis) joined hundreds of high school students as they gathered at the Statehouse to demand gun reform legislation.
DeLaney offers food for thought for IN GOP lawmakers ‘flight’ to Washington
Tomorrow, Aug. 26, an unknown number of Indiana Republican lawmakers will travel to Washington to meet with the Trump Administration amidst growing pressure to call a special session to rig Indiana’s congressional maps in favor of the White House.
DeLaney comments on Indiana’s declining college-going rate
Recently, the Indiana Commission on Higher Education (CHE) quietly released the updated report of Indiana’s college-going rate to their website.
DeLaney comments on detrimental education funding cuts
This week, the Trump administration announced that it has frozen $6 billion in education funding for K-12. Indiana stands to lose approximately $94 million for teacher development, student support, before-school care and after-school care and English language instruction.
DeLaney opposes 2025 state budget
In the early hours of April 25, Indiana Republicans passed the final version of House Bill 1001, sending a budget to the governor’s desk. State Rep. Ed DeLaney (D-Indianapolis) voted against the budget due to insufficient funding for K-12 public education, cuts to higher education as well as the expansion of the voucher program.
DeLaney calls for legislative action on IEDC obscure dealings
– Earlier this month, Gov. Braun issued an executive order to put an end to the failure to make disclosures about conflicts of interest.
DeLaney comments on bleak revenue forecast
Today, April, 16, the State Budget Committee met to discuss the state’s Medicaid, economic and revenue forecasts.