How Down-Ballot Races Impact Hoosiers' Rights
Up and down the ballot, Indiana voters will have the power to hold local leaders accountable and influence policy at every level of government.
Up and down the ballot, Indiana voters will have the power to hold local leaders accountable and influence policy at every level of government.
It was ten years ago this week that marriage equality was affirmed as a constitutional right in Indiana — but the fight for full freedom for LGBTQ+ Hoosiers continues.
I encourage all my peers who have been through the criminal legal system to register to vote and make their voices heard.
A judge granted the ACLU of Indiana’s request for a preliminary injunction against the Indiana Department of Homeland Security (DHS) on behalf of Next Step Recovery Homes (Next Step).
We filed an appeal of a circuit court ruling that last month denied a request to expand and clarify the limited and ambiguous health and life exception to Indiana’s criminal abortion ban.
The case challenges Indiana’s 25-foot “encroachment” law on the basis that it violates Hoosiers’ first amendment right to observe and record the police.
Most Hoosiers agree that everyone should have the freedom to decide if and when to have children – without politicians interfering. If you agree, join us.