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DeLaney comments on bleak revenue forecast
Today, April, 16, the State Budget Committee met to discuss the state’s Medicaid, economic and revenue forecasts.
Porter comments on revenue forecast: ‘When the U.S. gets a cold, Indiana gets pneumonia’
Today, April 16, the State Budget Committee met to discuss the revenue forecast, economic forecast and Medicaid forecast before the close of the 2025 legislative session.
State Rep. Gregory W. Porter (D-Indianapolis) released the following statement:
Porter comments on income tax hike in disguise as Braun signs bill
On April 15, Gov. Mike Braun signed Senate Enrolled Act 1.
State Rep. Gregory W. Porter (D-Indianapolis) released the following statement:
Moseley honors Indiana State Trooper Nedal Nabhan for heroic action in New Orleans tragedy
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.
Bauer comments on RFK Jr., Braun, Dr. Oz ‘Make Indiana Healthy Again’ plan
Following Gov. Mike Braun's "Make Indiana Healthy Again" announcement, State Rep. Maureen Bauer (D-South Bend) called attention to the failings of the plan and Gov. Braun and Statehouse Republicans’ previous missed public health opportunities.
Garcia Wilburn votes against income tax hike, cuts for local schools and public safety
Yesterday, the Indiana House of Representatives passed Senate Bill 1, which will potentially increase Hoosiers' local income taxes by $1.1 billion annually while cutting police, fire, EMS and public schools services by $1.4 billion over three years. While the bill was pushed through with very little time to review the possible fiscal impact, it's clear that SB 1 will provide minimal property tax relief to Hoosiers.
Ensuring All Hoosiers Are Included in Indiana’s Bright Future of Tech Progress
It’s my honor to serve a community that believes in a future of economic prosperity and opportunity for every Hoosier. And today, I want to talk with you about something that is going to shape that future in ways big and small: artificial intelligence, or AI.
Harris condemns passage of anti-DEI legislation
Senate Bill 289 passed out of the House of Representatives today by a vote of 62-27.
Campbell: Homeless lives matter too
Today, April 14, the Indiana House majority passed Senate Bill 197. The bill was amended in the House Committee on Judiciary to include language making it a Class C misdemeanor for a person to sleep or camp on public property of the state or a political subdivision
Porter stands up for the least of these, stands against bill criminalizing homelessness
Today, April 14, the Indiana House majority passed Senate Bill 197 with a vote of 52 to 40.
Pryor opposes bill to criminalize homelessness
Today, April 14, the Indiana House majority passed Senate Bill 197. The bill was amended in the House Committee on Judiciary to include language making it a Class C misdemeanor for a person to sleep or camp on public property of the state or a political subdivision.
Shackleford votes against Republican tax hike on Hoosiers, “We need to prioritize our most vulnerable’
Today, April 10, Indiana House Republicans passed Senate Bill (SB) 1 with an amendment that will potentially increase Hoosiers' local income taxes by $1.1 billion annually while cutting police, fire, Emergency Medical Services (EMS) and public school services by $1.4 billion over three years.