One advocacy group says redistricting reform is key to increasing voter turnout, because gerrymandering results in too many landslide victories.

Republican Senator James Buck was among a number of lawmakers concerned with the program’s complexity.

Some say limiting the amount of stores selling liquor cuts down on competition and drives up costs for the consumer.

Americans for Prosperity says it wants comprehensive reform that makes taxes fairer, flatter and simpler for everyone.

Proponents say recent events in the country, like terrorist attacks, prompted them to proposed the legislation.

Supporters of the change say it would allow convenience store owners to adapt to a changing market.

The program is designed for young adults with intellectual development disabilities, many of whom advocates say should have more control than traditional guardianship allows.

The group will ultimately make recommendations to the Indiana General Assembly.

The new baseline salary will go into effect on January 1.

A significant amount of spending in the new budget is focused on public safety and infrastructure.