AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoU.S. House Fallout in Ohio: Indiana Sen. Jim Banks joined GOP senators calling on Rep. Max Miller to quit over domestic abuse allegations, but Miller’s refusal to withdraw means Ohio’s replacement window has effectively closed, keeping him on the November ballot. Indiana Medicaid & Work Rules: Indiana is rolling out tools ahead of Healthy Indiana Plan work requirements starting Jan. 1, 2027, including texting members about the new 80-hours-per-month expectations and compliance reviews. Tariffs Hit Hoosiers’ Wallet: A new nonpartisan study says last year’s tariffs cost the average Indiana household about $2,600 and helped drive manufacturing job losses, with lawmakers urged to soften the blow. Public Records Fight Over Surveillance: Muncie and Delaware County officials face renewed scrutiny after disclosures about Flock ALPR spending and disputes over access to audit logs. Statehouse Roundtable: Lawmakers debated Medicaid redetermination delays, the gas tax holiday, utility commission firing controversy, and Indianapolis road funding. Local Public Safety: Indiana State Police said a food-vendor worker was seriously injured in a knife fight at the Indiana State Fair; a suspect was arrested. Nonprofit Revenue Watch: IRS Form 990 rankings highlighted top earners in several Indiana towns, including major totals for local hospitals and volunteer fire groups.
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