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IBLC unveils “Working Families, Winning Futures” legislative agenda
Today, Jan. 6, members of the Indiana Black Legislative Caucus (IBLC), announced their 2026 legislative agenda: "Working Families, Winning Futures." The multi-pronged agenda aims to lower the cost of living, ease the burden of medical debt, address rising utility fees and lower the barriers to homeownership.
Indiana House Democrats introduce Working Hoosiers Agenda
Today, Jan. 5, the Indiana House Democratic Caucus announced its 2026 Working Hoosiers Agenda. The agenda centers on bringing down the cost of living and prioritizes measures to build an Indiana where Hoosiers can get ahead rather than get by.
Those measures include bringing utility costs down; lowering health care costs and protecting Hoosiers from medical debt; helping Hoosiers buy their first home through housing reform; delivering accessible, affordable and safe child care to working families; and keeping Indiana safe for all Hoosiers.
GiaQuinta comments on Washington Post designation of Indiana as ‘State of the Year’
Today, the Washington Post Editorial Board designated Indiana as its inaugural 'State of the Year.' Indiana House Democratic Leader Phil GiaQuinta (D-Fort Wayne) issued the following statement in response to the editorial and its citation of policies passed by the General Assembly this year as 'worthy of emulation.’
Porter comments on revenue, economic and Medicaid forecasts
Today, Dec. 18, the State Budget Committee (SBC) discussed the revenue, economic and Medicaid forecasts before the remainder of the 2026 legislative session. State Rep. Gregory W. Porter (D-Indianapolis) released the following statement about the revenue and economic forecasts:
Smith shares importance of community, invites residents to Spirit of Christmas
On Tuesday, Dec. 23, State Rep. Vernon G. Smith (D-Gary) is hosting the 37th annual Spirit of Christmas food and gift giveaway from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. CT at the Calumet Township Multi-Purpose Center (1900 W. 41st Avenue, Gary, Indiana, 46408). The event is co-hosted by the 6th District Councilman of the City of Gary, Dwight A. Williams, and the IU Dons Incorporated.
Prioritizing child care is prioritizing Indiana’s economy and future
Every parent in the state knows that Indiana is in the middle of a child care crisis. In 2024, we were ranked the worst state in the nation for access to child care. With nearly seven million people in the state, Indiana has just 772 licensed child care facilities as of last year. Indiana only has enough child care providers to serve 61% of our state's children.
Garcia Wilburn honors Sandy Hook victims, calls for common-sense gun safety measures
State Rep. Victoria Garcia Wilburn (D-Fishers) today hosted a Sandy Hook Remembrance Day event at the Statehouse to honor the victims of school shootings and advocate for stronger gun safety laws to protect Hoosier children.
The event, held in advance of the 13th anniversary of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting this weekend, brought together lawmakers, advocates, faith leaders and community members to remember the hundreds of students who have senselessly lost their lives to gun violence in schools across America.
Pryor comments on IURC appointments
Today, Dec. 12, Gov. Mike Braun announced three new appointees to the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC).
Burton on Gov. Braun’s IURC appointees announcement
Today, State Rep. Alex Burton (D-Evansville) issued the following statement on Gov. Braun’s announcement of the new three appointees to the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC):
“As a legislator, I serve with intention. On the Utilities, Energy and Telecommunications Committee, I’ve worked to be collaborative, build coalitions and offer an honest perspective to my colleagues and the Braun administration about the energy burden and challenges facing Southwest Indiana.
GiaQuinta comments on closure of district child care facility
This week, the Lutheran Social Services of Indiana's Children's Village Early Learning Center announced that it will permanently close on Jan. 16. The facility primarily serves families who use Indiana's Child Care Development Fund (CCDF) vouchers. Earlier this year, the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration (FSSA) announced that it would pause new vouchers until 2027 and cut reimbursement rates for providers.
A few months ago, House Democratic Leader Phil GiaQuinta (D-Fort Wayne) toured Children's Village and noted the quality of care at the center. In response to the announced closure, he issued the following statement.
Pierce reacts to the defeat of Republicans’ gerrymandered maps
Today, Dec. 11, the Indiana Senate voted down House Bill 1032, preserving Indiana’s current congressional map. The bill failed with a vote of 31-19.
Moseley: The people won the redistricting debate
Today, Dec. 11, the Indiana Senate rejected a congressional map that would have carved up the state of Indiana to benefit one party. House Bill 1032 was voted down by a vote of 31-19.