Today is Election Day. Make your voice heard and cast your ballot. Visit vote.indy.gov to find a voting location.
Every young woman deserves education and opportunity. Thank you to the SHEroes — an Indianapolis organization serving girls in grades 6-12 — who wrote me letters about what they care about, what problems they see in our communities, and the ways they want to make our city and country better.
Every voter deserves to cast their ballot without fear or intimidation. You can early vote now or on Tuesday, November 3 -- know your rights and make your voice heard. If you experience voter intimidation, report it to the Marion County Election Board at 317-327-VOTE
NEW: the Marion County Clerk's Office has confirmed 12 federal election monitors will be in Marion County on Election Day. These individuals are permitted to stand outside polling locations — not inside. They are not permitted to hassle voters, and you are not obligated to speak with them.
I’m proud to have earned a perfect score on the @hrc.org’s Congressional Scorecard. I will always stand up for LGBTQ+ constituents and fight back against attacks on their rights. Everyone deserves to live free from discrimination, and my work in Congress will continue to reflect that.
Additional early voting locations are open in Marion County! Go to vote.indy.gov to learn more.
The Trump Administration is sending election monitors to Marion and Lake Counties, which has some of Indiana's largest Black and Latino populations. This raises serious concerns.
Today, my office was alerted to a suspicious letter addressed to me reportedly containing a powdery substance, similar to letters sent to other congressional offices across the country.
I’m proud to have secured $1 million for Butler University to expand its engineering and business data analytics programs. This funding will support new labs and equipment, giving students hands on experience with the technology they will use in their careers.
Stop by the Boner Center until noon! My office is available to answer questions and connect you to services.
The deadline to apply for FEMA assistance is October 25, 2026. Indiana residents in designated counties impacted by the August flooding may qualify for financial assistance. Apply at DisasterAssistance.gov.
As Hispanic Heritage Month comes to a close, we recognize the generations of Hispanic Americans who have helped shape our nation. Your contributions are an essential part of America's story and should be celebrated.
A 5-year-old was in the backseat when ICE agents shot at a car multiple times in New York yesterday.
Opening fire near a child is unsafe. Firing a gun in the middle of a busy street is unsafe. Performing arrests while masked and wearing construction vests is unsafe.
Coburn Place in Indianapolis is a lifeline for survivors of domestic violence and their children.
Abuse isn't just physical. It can be emotional, financial, sexual, or even spiritual.
If you are looking for support, call 211 or text your zip code to 898211.
Navigating federal agencies can be complicated. When this Indianapolis family ran into an issue with the IRS, my office was able to help them work through it. If you’re having trouble with a federal agency, my office may be able to help you too.
MAGA Republicans promised a stronger economy and more jobs. Instead, working families got higher gas prices, expensive groceries, and an unnecessary war. House Democrats are working to deliver real solutions for the American people.
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US hiring slows and unemployment ticks higher with a month remaining before Americans head to polls
U.S. employers added a disappointing 29,000 jobs and the unemployment rate ticked up last month, according to new data, a month before voters go to the polls in pivotal midterm elections at a time of ...
Fewer than 40% of households in Martindale Brightwood own their home. I helped secure federal funding to change that. Today, we cut the ribbon on the first phase of Ralston Hills – & there’s much more ahead as we continue to preserve history & soul of Martindale Brightwood.
A public utility company should answer to the public, not shareholders. Hoosiers should not have to carry the burden of high electricity costs. That is why I led a bipartisan letter urging federal regulators to reject BlackRock's proposed acquisition of AES.
Hoosier farmers are spending $1,804 more this year just to fill up their tanks. This is the cost of Trump's war.
Speaker Johnson sent Congress home early instead of holding a vote on common sense AI regulations — giving a free pass to tech billionaires. I joined 106 of my colleagues to demand Congress take action. The risks are clear and urgent, and we need to act now.
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Carson Demands Congress Stay in Session to Confront AI Crisis
WASHINGTON, D.C. – 107 House Democrats are demanding that Congress stay in session and vote on legislation creating AI safeguards. “Republican leadership canceled votes Thursday instead of taking acti...