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Moseley votes against budget, raises concerns about education cuts
Today, April 25, the Indiana General Assembly approved the final version of House Bill 1001, sending the state’s next two-year budget to the governor’s desk. State Rep. Chuck Moseley (D-Portage) voted against the bill, raising concerns about its impact on public education funding.
Bauer on HB 1001: ‘Republican budget quietly undermines health care access across Indiana’
Today, April 25, the Indiana General Assembly approved the final version of House Bill 1001, advancing the state’s next two-year budget to the governor’s desk. State Rep. Maureen Bauer (D-South Bend) voted against the bill, citing serious concerns about significant cuts to public health funding and the introduction of new barriers to care that will harm Hoosiers statewide, especially new mothers, seniors, low-income families and those living in rural or underserved areas.
Burton votes against budget bill: ‘We need a budget that reflects our vision, not just numbers on a spreadsheet’
Today, April 25, the Indiana General Assembly approved the final version of House Bill 1001, advancing the state's next two-year budget to the governor's desk. State Rep. Alex Burton (D-Evansville) voted against the bill, citing critical gaps in education, housing and support for immigrant communities.
Smith opposes state budget, Gary gets the scraps
Today, April 25, Indiana Republicans passed the final version of House Bill 1001, sending the budget to the governor’s desk. State Rep. Vernon G. Smith (D-Gary) opposed the budget due to insufficient funding for K-12 public education, prioritizing funding for private school vouchers and cuts in funding for local public health initiatives.
Errington votes ‘no’ on budget, acknowledges cigarette tax increase and cites concerns on funding cuts
Today, April 25, the Indiana General Assembly approved the final version of House Bill 1001, advancing the state's next two-year budget to the governor's desk. State Rep. Sue Errington (D-Muncie) voted against the bill, acknowledging the positive step of increasing the cigarette tax but raising concerns about significant cuts to public health and higher education funding.
Boy opposes state budget: ‘Irreparable damage’ to our education system
Today, April 25, the Indiana General Assembly passed the final version of House Bill 1001, sending the budget to the governor’s desk. State Rep. Pat Boy (D-Michigan City) voted against the budget due to its insufficient funding for K-12 education and higher education.
Campbell votes no on budget, bad deal for West Lafayette community
Today, April 25, Indiana Republicans passed the final version of House Bill 1001, sending the budget to the governor’s desk. State Rep. Chris Campbell (D-West Lafayette) voted against the budget due to insufficient funding for K-12 public education, cuts for Purdue University, cuts for local public health initiatives, changes to the eligibility threshold for On My Way Pre-K, cuts in housing assistance and the elimination of funding for the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) TV and radio
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.
Klinker votes no on state budget, worries for the future of public schools
Today, April 25, Indiana Republicans passed the final version of House Bill 1001, sending the budget to the governor’s desk. State Rep. Sheila Klinker (D-Lafayette) voted against the budget due to insufficient funding for K-12 public education, the elimination of Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, the expansion of the voucher program and the cut in funding for local public health initiatives.
Pryor: ‘This budget fails to support the least of thee’
In the early hours of April 25, Indiana Republicans passed the final version of House Bill 1001, sending the budget to the governor’s desk. State Rep. Cherrish Pryor (D-Indianapolis) voted against the budget due to insufficient funding for K-12 public education, the expansion of the voucher program and the cut in funding for local public health initiatives, public broadcasting services and higher education.
Hamilton opposes the 2025 state budget: ‘This isn’t what Hoosiers need’
In the early morning hours of April 25, Indiana Republicans passed the final version of House Bill 1001, sending the budget to the governor’s desk. State Rep. Carey Hamilton (D-Indianapolis) voted against the budget due to insufficient funding for K-12 public education, cuts to child care and pre-k programs as well as the expansion of the voucher program.
Andrade votes ‘no’ on state budget, concerned with missed opportunities for Hoosier education and public health
Today, April 25, the Indiana General Assembly approved the final version of House Bill 1001, sending the state’s next two-year budget to the governor’s desk. State Rep. Mike Andrade (D-Munster), a member of the House Ways and Means Committee, voted against the bill citing, deep concerns about insufficient investments in key areas crucial to Indiana’s future.