Articles tagged as: Indiana Senate
November 10, 2016
Immigration Study Committee Makes No Recommendations
The Indiana Senate study committee's final report only contained a record of testimony from its six meetings.
Read MoreNovember 9, 2016
GOP Retains Supermajorities in Indiana House, Senate
House Republicans only lost one seat; Senate Republicans picked one up.
Read MoreNovember 8, 2016
Election 2016 Results: State Senate
Election results for State Senate races in Central Indiana.
Read MoreAugust 19, 2016
Former Fed. Official Paints Bleak Picture Of Immigration
Testifying before an Indiana Senate study committee, Michael Cutler warned of what he sees as the dangers posed by illegal immigration.
Read MoreAugust 9, 2016
Indiana Lawmaker Proposes Bias Crimes Bill
The legislation would create an automatic enhancement - making misdemeanors felonies and raising each felony one level.
Read MoreAugust 4, 2016
Industry Reps Call On Congress For Immigration Reform
Representatives from various industries across Indiana want to highlight contributions made by immigrants to Indiana.
Read MoreApril 19, 2016
Indiana Senate Committee Begins Study Of Illegal Immigration Issues
The first of six committee meetings featured testimony from two expert witnesses who advocated for stricter immigration measures.
Read MoreApril 15, 2016
Democrats Concerned About Upcoming Immigration Meetings
An Indiana Senate study committee on immigration kicks off next week with the first of six meetings.
Read MoreMarch 2, 2016
Bill Restricting Abortions Based On Disability, Ethnicity Advances
A bill placing restrictions on abortions passed through the Senate with opposition from Democrats and three Republicans.
Read MoreMarch 1, 2016
Senate Advances Its Version Of Road Funding Compromise
The Senate's version of the road funding bill does not raise any taxes, unlike its House counterpart. Instead, it would spend down the state's surplus and give local governments more freedom to raise or create road funding taxes. It would also create a new task force compromised of lawmakers and state and local officials.
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