Posts in category 2024 Legislative Session

Indy Politics continues its conversations with various candidates for public office. Today, we hear from Andrew Horning, the  Libertarian candidate for the U.S. Senate, Josh …

From the October 15th edition of  “The Cheat Sheet”… There’s a saying that yard signs don’t vote, but people who have signs in their yards …

Indiana Republican Party Chairman Randy Head tells Indy Politics he is concerned that after 20 years of GOP control of State Government, the party might …

Indy Politics catches up with Senate President Pro Tem Rod Bray. We discuss priorities for the upcoming session including property tax reform and very serious …

Although he’s tied for second place in the Indy Politics/Crossroads Public Affairs poll, Republican Eric Doden says his campaign is feeling the momentum in the …

So, how are the State of Indiana’s investments doing these days? We find out from State Treasurer Dan Elliot. The Leon-Tailored Audio runs for about …

Indy Politics continues its conversations with various candidates this election season. Today, we hear from Dominick Kavanaugh, who is running in the Republican primary in …

The end of session and the true start of the primary season are all topics of discussion with Adam Wren of Importantville, Democrat Lindsey Shipps …

Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb has a handful of bills left to sign; one he doesn’t need to sign any more is legislation that would bring …

So, how did things go in the 2024 legislative session?  Well, it depends on who you ask. Governor Eric Holcomb I laid out a significant …