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Rep. Alex Burton Anna Groover Rep. Alex Burton Anna Groover

Burton: “Hoosiers need relief and solutions, not political theater”

State Rep. Alex Burton (D-Evansville) released the following statement today in response to Gov. Braun’s announcement of a special session:

"Once again, the Statehouse is putting politics before people. Instead of tackling the real problems facing Hoosiers, legislative leaders are racing to redraw political lines and score political points. Meanwhile, families are still struggling with rising utility costs, unaffordable child and health care, a broken DCS system, limited access to quality housing and the ongoing harm caused by Senate Enrolled Act 1.

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Rep. Mike Andrade Anna Groover Rep. Mike Andrade Anna Groover

Andrade responds to Governor’s call for special session to redistrict Indiana’s congressional maps

Today, State Rep. Mike Andrade (D-Munster) issued the following statement in response to Gov. Braun’s call for a special session to take away the power of the people in the name of partisan politics:

 

“Despite clear opposition from Hoosiers, the Governor has officially called for a taxpayer-funded special session to redraw our congressional maps. Now, it’s up to the General Assembly to stand tall, stand strong and stand fair with Hoosiers against this pressure. I will continue to fight for my district and ensure our neighbors’ voices are heard.”

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Rep. Gregory W. Porter Anna Groover Rep. Gregory W. Porter Anna Groover

Porter proposal to help Hoosiers at risk of losing vital services

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Hundreds of thousands of Hoosiers are at risk of losing their Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children (WIC) and Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) next month due to the ongoing federal government shutdown. 571,594 Hoosiers received SNAP benefits as of September 2025, and an average of 155,500 pregnant women and infants received WIC benefits as of May 2025.

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