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DeLaney calls out the Supermajority for not hearing concerns of Hoosier voters
Today, Feb. 11, House Democrats offered several amendments aimed at expanding voting rights for Hoosiers. Instead of allowing a full discussion and vote about strengthening our democracy by making absentee ballots more accessible and allowing citizen-led ballot initiatives, the supermajority struck the amendments down on procedural grounds, stifling discussion.
Hamilton bill to boost workforce development, reduce recidivism heading to the Senate
Today, Feb. 11, House Bill 1289, authored by State Rep. Carey Hamilton (D-Indianapolis), unanimously passed on third reading in the House of Representatives. The bill has been sent to the Senate for further consideration.
Errington’s amendment on ballot initiatives struck down on House Floor
Today, State Rep. Sue Errington (D-Muncie) introduced an amendment to House Bill 1681 to expand the use of ballot initiatives in Indiana. The proposed amendment would allow nonbinding ballot initiatives, enabling voters to weigh in on important issues without changing the law or the constitution. Although these initiatives would not have the force of law, they would send a clear message to lawmakers, urging them to consider public sentiment when crafting policies.
Bartlett anti-human trafficking bill passes House of Representatives
House Bill 1416, authored by State Rep. John L. Bartlett (D-Indianapolis), passed through the Indiana House of Representatives unanimously.
Miller esports legislation passes House of Representatives
House Bill 1608, authored by State Rep. Kyle Miller (D-Fort Wayne), passed out of the House of Representatives today by a vote of 74-17. The bill requires the Indiana Economic Development Corporation to develop strategies to make Indiana a leader in the growing esports industry.
Shackleford’s HB1065 passes unanimously out of House Public Health Committee
Today, Feb. 11, State Rep. Robin Shackleford’s (D-Indianapolis) House Bill 1065, which aims to ease the financial burden for cancer patients participating in clinical trials, passed unanimously out of the House Public Health Committee. The bill proposes the creation of the Cancer Clinical Trial Participation Program, allowing independent third parties, such as patient groups, corporations or government entities, to cover ancillary costs for patients taking part in clinical trials in Indiana.
House Republicans reject Pierce amendment to protect Hoosiers from higher utility costs
Today, Feb. 10, State Rep. Matt Pierce (D-Bloomington) offered amendments to House Bill 1007 that would have prevented utility customers from bearing the cost of failed nuclear power plant projects
Hamilton offers amendments to bolster Indiana’s child care infrastructure
Today, Feb. 10, State Rep. Carey Hamilton (D-Indianapolis) offered two amendments to House Bill 1253 that would help address Indiana’s child care crisis.
Boy’s HB1380 passes unanimously out of the House
Today, State Rep. Pat Boy’s (D-Michigan City) House Bill 1380 passed unanimously out of the House of Representatives. The bill would exempt motor driven cycles and lightweight electric vehicles from the annual electric vehicle supplement fee.
Miller bill prioritizing local business moves to Senate
House Bill 1468, authored by State Rep. Kyle Miller (D-Fort Wayne) passed through the House of Representatives today and now moves to the Senate. The bill passed by a vote of 87-2.
Campbell bill allowing foster children to open bank accounts heads to the senate
Today, Feb. 10, House Bill 1441 passed with a unanimous vote on the House floor and heads to the Senate for their consideration. State