Senate Minute

The 2019 legislative session adjourned "sine die" on April 24. On this episode, Jesse Cordray goes over some session statistics and details how the Senate Republicans achieved their legislative goals.

State Sen. Jean Leising (R-Oldenburg) joins Jesse Cordray to discuss Senate Enrolled Act 350.

State Sen. Travis Holdman joins Jesse Cordray to discuss House Bill 1006, which addresses the Indiana Department of Child Services.

Jesse Cordray gives listeners a brief explanation of what "Halftime" at the Senate entails as well as a brief refresher on the legislative process.

State Senator Randy Head (R-Logansport) joins Jesse Cordray to discuss Senate Bill 2, which would address school bus safety.

Senator Ed Charbonneau joins us this week to discuss his 2019 legislation on Indiana's water supply.

Jesse Cordray is joined by State Sen. Erin Houchin (R-Salem) to discuss Senate Bill 141, which would address improving opioid addiction treatment.

Jesse Corday sits down with State Sen. Mark Messmer to discuss the Senate Republicans' 2019 legislative agenda.

Elizabeth Vos provides a recap of the 2018 legislative session and reviews some changes coming in 2018.

In this episode, Elizabeth Vos outlines the progress made on the majority caucus's legislative agenda.

Cole Callahan discusses Senate Enrolled Act 233, which establishes a Bill of Rights for foster parents, with State Senator Jon Ford (R-Terre Haute).

Elizabeth Vos is joined this week by Matthew Preston, and they discuss some of the week's news from the Indiana State Senate.

Elizabeth Vos discusses some of the bills on the Republicans' Legislative Agenda for the 2018 Session, featuring an interview with Senator Ryan Mishler.

Elizabeth Vos discusses Senate Bill 172 with Senator Jeff Raatz and Senator Dennis Kruse.

Elizabeth Vos details some of the key legislation for the Senate Republicans.

The 2017 legislative session has reached the half way point. Now, all of the bills from the Senate will head to the House of Representatives.For more information please visit: http://www.indianasenaterepublicans.com/Please follow us on Twitter: @INSenateGOP

Sen. Jim Merritt talks about SB 34 which would require school employees to get background checks every five years, instead of only getting one at the start of their employment.For more information please visit: http://www.indianasenaterepublicans.com/Please follow us on Twitter: @INSenateGOP