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Indiana HouseHB 1042Jan 22, 2026

Regulation and investment of cryptocurrency.

What it does: Provides that the following shall offer, as a regular investment program, a self directed brokerage account that offers at least one cryptocurrency investment option: (1) The legislators' defined contribution plan. (2) The Hoosier START plan. (3) Specified public employees' retirement fund plans and accounts. (4) Specified teachers' retirement fund plans and accounts (including the teachers' pre-1996 account). (official summary)

Question before the chamber: HB 1042 - Pierce K - 3rd Reading

Passed 53–42Crossed party lines

Yes 53 · No 41 · Democrats 0–28 · Republicans 53–12

Matched topics: Jobs & cost of livingRead the official record ↗

Indiana HouseSB 78Feb 23, 2026

Wireless communication device policy.

What it does: Amends definitions, requirements, restrictions, and exceptions regarding wireless communication device policies adopted and implemented by school corporations and charter schools. Requires the department of education to publish model policy language and implementation guidance. Provides that, with exceptions, a school corporation, a school maintained by a school corporation, and a charter school, including school personnel, are immune from civil liability for any actions taken in good faith to comply with the school's wireless communication device policy. (official summary)

Question before the chamber: SB 78 - Teshka - 2nd Reading

Failed 42–51Crossed party lines

Yes 41 · No 51 · Democrats 27–0 · Republicans 14–50

Matched topics: Education & families · Technology & privacyRead the official record ↗

Indiana HouseSB 239Feb 23, 2026

Various education matters.

What it does: Requires the department of education (department) to: (1) compile a list of business and industry partners that provide guaranteed incentives to high school students who earn the honors employment plus seal; and (2) publish the list on the department's website. Provides that, in addition to conditions established in current law to convert an existing public elementary or secondary school, an existing public elementary or secondary school may be converted into a charter school if certain other conditions apply. (official summary)

Question before the chamber: SB 239 - Teshka - 2nd Reading

Failed 43–51Crossed party lines

Yes 42 · No 51 · Democrats 27–0 · Republicans 15–50

Matched topics: Education & familiesRead the official record ↗

Indiana HouseSB 243Feb 19, 2026

Various tax matters.

What it does: Amends and adds state income tax statutes to conform with certain provisions enacted in Public Law 119-21 (H.R. 1) (commonly known as One Big Beautiful Bill Act of 2025). Specifies rounding provisions for cash transactions with regard to the penny phaseout. Amends state income tax withholding provisions for gambling winnings. Amends the definition of "contribution" for purpose of the state income tax credit for contributions to an ABLE account. Amends provisions regarding computation of specified research or experimental expenditures. (official summary)

Question before the chamber: SB 243 - Thompson - 2nd Reading

Failed 38–56Crossed party lines

Yes 37 · No 56 · Democrats 28–0 · Republicans 8–56

Matched topics: Jobs & cost of livingRead the official record ↗

Indiana HouseSB 160Feb 16, 2026

Public safety.

What it does: Makes wearing a mask during the commission of a criminal offense a sentencing aggravator. Makes it malicious littering, a Class A misdemeanor, for a person to place refuse on the property of another person with the intent to cause the owner or occupant of the property to reasonably fear for their physical safety. (official summary)

Question before the chamber: SB 160 - Lopez - 2nd Reading

Failed 33–59Party-line

Yes 33 · No 59 · Democrats 29–0 · Republicans 3–59

Matched topics: Rights & public safetyRead the official record ↗

Indiana HouseHB 1004Jan 27, 2026

Various education matters.

What it does: Makes changes to various education provisions concerning the following: (1) Certain school corporation accounting requirements. (2) The "nonpublic school" definition. (3) Recodification and state board of education (state board) transition provisions. (4) The state board's duties. (5) Powers of the governing bodies of school corporations. (6) Public-private agreements by charter schools for the construction or renovation of schools. (7) Adoption of certain rules by the state board. (8) Provisions that apply to a qualified district or qualified high school. (official summary)

Question before the chamber: HB 1004 - Behning - 2nd Reading

Failed 35–57Party-line

Yes 34 · No 57 · Democrats 28–0 · Republicans 5–57

Matched topics: Education & familiesRead the official record ↗

Indiana HouseSB 76Feb 10, 2026

Immigration matters.

What it does: Provides that if a law enforcement officer, governmental body, or postsecondary educational institution is made a party to a civil suit and the attorney general determines that the suit has arisen out of certain immigration matters, the attorney general may defend the law enforcement officer, the governmental body, or the postsecondary educational institution if representation is requested and the actions subject to the suit do not violate federal or state law. (official summary)

Question before the chamber: SB 76 - Prescott - 2nd Reading

Failed 31–58Party-line

Yes 30 · No 58 · Democrats 28–0 · Republicans 1–58

Matched topics: Rights & public safetyRead the official record ↗

Indiana HouseSB 243Feb 19, 2026

Various tax matters.

Question before the chamber: SB 243 - Thompson - 2nd Reading

Failed 35–58Party-line

Yes 34 · No 58 · Democrats 28–0 · Republicans 5–58

Matched topics: Jobs & cost of livingRead the official record ↗

Indiana HouseSB 226Feb 12, 2026

Indiana department of administration.

What it does: Allows the Indiana department of administration (department) to implement category management for purchasing and contracting by state agencies. Amends the nomination and appointment process for a state agency's purchasing representative. Requires the department to establish and maintain an independent verification and validation oversight program for contracts entered into by state agencies. Requires state agencies to submit an annual procurement and purchasing plan to the department and the budget agency. (official summary)

Question before the chamber: SB 226 - Lehman - 2nd Reading

Failed 33–54Party-line

Yes 32 · No 54 · Democrats 26–0 · Republicans 5–54

Matched topics: Jobs & cost of livingRead the official record ↗

Indiana HouseSB 76Feb 10, 2026

Immigration matters.

Question before the chamber: SB 76 - Prescott - 2nd Reading

Failed 32–61Party-line

Yes 31 · No 61 · Democrats 29–0 · Republicans 1–61

Matched topics: Rights & public safetyRead the official record ↗

Indiana HouseHB 1002Jan 27, 2026

Electric utility affordability.

What it does: Requires an electricity supplier, other than a municipally owned utility, that is under the jurisdiction of the Indiana utility regulatory commission (IURC) to do the following: (1) Beginning with the first monthly billing cycle that begins after June 30, 2026, apply a levelized billing plan (plan) to all active residential customer accounts: (A) for service provided under the electricity supplier's standard residential tariff to a household that is eligible for and has applied for assistance from the state's home energy assistance program; and (B) to which a plan does not already apply. (official summary)

Question before the chamber: HB 1002 - Shonkwiler - 2nd Reading

Failed 32–61Party-line

Yes 31 · No 61 · Democrats 29–0 · Republicans 1–61

Matched topics: Climate & energy · Jobs & cost of livingRead the official record ↗

Indiana HouseHB 1052Jan 29, 2026

Various administrative law matters.

What it does: Adds conditions for which the horse racing commission (HRC) may revoke or suspend a license or deny a license application. Adds a reference to wagering on horse racing in a provision prohibiting certain individuals from wagering at a licensed facility. Provides that appeals of certain decisions of the HRC may be appealed to the office of administrative law proceedings. Adds sports wagering certificate holders to the voluntary exclusion program. Defines and establishes civil penalties for conducting a "sweepstakes game". (official summary)

Question before the chamber: HB 1052 - Manning - 2nd Reading

Failed 34–54Crossed party lines

Yes 33 · No 54 · Democrats 27–0 · Republicans 6–53

Matched topics: Jobs & cost of livingRead the official record ↗

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