Posts in category 2024 Legislative Session

On this edition of Indiana Issues – TV, we look at recent allegations of inappropriate sexual conduct at the Statehouse and we look back at …

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 …