Legislation
Featured Legislation
Dec 05, 2025
Mid-Cycle Gerrymandering (HB 1032)
House Bill 1032 redraws all nine congressional districts to be used starting with the 2026 elections. It stretches districts to give one party an unfair advantage and breaks up many communities in the process, including Indianapolis, which would be split into four districts. It suspends the usual requirement that precincts can’t cross congressional lines during that election cycle and directs the state’s election division to help county voter registration officers implement changes.
Status:
Failed
Position:
Oppose
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Jan 22, 2025
Driving Privilege Cards (HB 1224/SB 296)
By creating driver cards, these bills would establish a system that increases the number of drivers in our state who have been tested and who are registered and insured. As a result, our roads will be safer.
Status:
Failed
Position:
Support
Jan 22, 2025
Modernizing HIV Laws (HB 1355)
This common-sense reform bill removes unfair penalty enhancements related to the perpetrators HIV status.
Status:
Failed
Position:
Support
Jan 22, 2025
Sales Tax Exemption for Period Products (HB 1042/SB 173)
To ensure that poverty and sexism do not impede people’s ability to participate fully in society, menstrual equity is a must.
Status:
Failed
Position:
Support
Jan 22, 2025
Confidentiality of Termination of Pregnancy Reports (SB 191)
We support this bill because it protects the fundamental privacy rights of patients who receive abortion care.
Status:
Failed
Position:
Support
Jan 22, 2025
Minor Access and Use of Social Media (SB 11)
Parents have broad rights to restrict their child’s access to social media; the government does not.
Status:
Failed
Position:
Oppose
Jan 22, 2025
Student and Minor Privacy Rights. (SB 143)
This is an incredibly broad bill that does not properly balance its goals against the privacy rights of minors.
Status:
Signed by Governor
Position:
Oppose
Jan 22, 2025
Display of the 10 Commandments (HB 1231)
The Constitution guarantees Americans the freedom to practice whatever religion they see fit and protects Americans’ right to be free from religion. Requiring that the Ten Commandments be posted in public schools violates both of these principles.
Status:
Failed
Position:
Oppose
Jan 22, 2025
Immigration Notice
This bill would require every local and state law enforcement officer in Indiana to inappropriately stand in for federal immigration officers.
Status:
Signed by Governor
Position:
Oppose
Jan 13, 2025
End of Life Options (HB 1011)
Every terminally ill individual should have the liberty to choose how they spend their final days and face death. We support this bill because it upholds the fundamental right of individuals to make deeply personal decisions about both life and death.
Status:
Failed
Position:
Support
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