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Miller condemns passage of gerrymandered congressional maps
Today, Dec. 5, Indiana House Republicans passed House Bill 1032, their gerrymandered congressional map, after months of pressure from Gov. Mike Braun and Washington, D.C. The map carves up like-minded communities to make elections less competitive to benefit one party. HB 1032 heads to the Senate for their consideration next week.
Moseley condemns ‘misplaced priorities’ after House passes new congressional maps
Today, Dec. 5, Indiana House Republicans passed House Bill 1032, their gerrymandered congressional map, after months of pressure from Gov. Mike Braun. The map carves up like-minded communities to make elections less competitive to benefit one party. HB 1032 heads to the Senate for their consideration next week.
IBLC condemns passage of House Bill 1032
Today, Dec. 5, Indiana House Republicans passed House Bill 1032, their gerrymandered congressional map, after months of pressure from Washington, D.C. and Gov. Mike Braun. The map carves up like-minded communities – disproportionally impacting communities of color – to make elections less competitive to benefit Indiana Republicans' longstanding one-party rule. HB 1032 heads to the Senate for their consideration next week.
Andrade condemns House for failing to protect voter integrity
Today, State Rep. Mike Andrade (D-Munster) spoke in opposition to House Bill 1032, which would redistrict Indiana’s congressional map and eliminate Democratic-controlled seats, ultimately giving Republicans the advantage in all nine congressional seats.
House Republicans pass gerrymandered congressional maps after House Democrats fight for working families
Today, the Indiana House of Representatives passed House Bill 1032, the mid-decade congressional redistricting bill that is explicitly intended to give Republicans a 9-0 advantage in Indiana's congressional races, by a 57-41 vote. All House Democrats voted against the bill.
House Democratic Leader Phil GiaQuinta (D-Fort Wayne) released the following statement upon the bill's passage.
Garcia Wilburn reacts to the House passage of gerrymandered congressional maps
Today, Dec. 5, the Indiana House majority passed House Bill 1032, a gerrymandered congressional map, after months of pressure from Washington, D.C. The map carves up like-minded communities to give one faction of the Republican Party an advantage in all nine of Indiana’s congressional elections, a sentiment that was disclosed fully by the bill’s author. HB 1032 heads to the Senate for their consideration next week.
State Rep. Victoria Garcia Wilburn (D-Fishers) released the following statement.
Bartlett amendment to alleviate costs from mid-decade redistricting blocked by supermajority
Today, Dec. 4, State Rep. John L. Bartlett (D-Indianapolis) offered an amendment to House Bill 1032 which would have required the state to absorb the cost of updating the 2026 election processes and materials. The Republican supermajority blocked the amendment from receiving a vote.
Harris amendment to study cost of mid-decade redistricting rejected by supermajority
Today, State Rep. Earl Harris Jr. (D-East Chicago) offered an amendment to House Bill 1032, which would have created a study to determine the true cost of mid-decade redistricting for state and local bodies. The amendment failed along party lines by a vote of 65-28
Shackleford condemns House for voting down amendments to protect voter equity
Today, State Rep. Robin Shackleford (D-Indianapolis) criticized the House for voting down two amendments she offered to House Bill 1032, which would have added essential transparency and legal protections to the redistricting process.
Pryor: ‘This map silences minority voices’
Today, Dec. 2, Indiana House Republicans passed House Bill 1032 out of the House Committee on Elections and Apportionments by a vote of 8 to 5.
House Democrats fight for an affordable Indiana, House Republicans choose partisan politics over family budgets
Today, the House Elections and Apportionment Committee passed House Bill 1032, the mid-decade redistricting bill, out of committee. House Democrats offered a minority report, an alternative to HB 1032 as passed out of committee, for the full House to vote on. House Republicans chose to block it by a 64-24 vote.
The legislation House Democrats offered contained several provisions to lower the cost of living for Hoosiers and eliminated the redistricting provisions from the bill.