Indiana Gov. Mike Braun delivers his first State of the State address, here’s what he said
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana Gov. Mike Braun is set to delivered his first State of the State address Wednesday evening. Braun will spoke before a joint session of the Indiana General Assembly in the House chamber. He took office in January after former Gov. Eric Holcomb reached his term limit.
Braun will likely talk about health care costs and rising property taxes during his first State of the State speech.
Just weeks into his tenure as Indiana’s new Republican governor, Mike Braun highlighted the strength of Indiana and its ...
The address, expected to run approximately 30 minutes, marks a significant moment as the newly-elected governor outlines his ...
The governor's Freedom & Opportunity Agenda brings attention to investing back into Hoosiers through tax cuts and more.
Community leaders and constituents across the state responded to Braun’s State of the State across sectors of the Hoosier ...
Sen. Mike Gaskill supports Gov. Braun's stance on Indiana's local taxes and commits to reform via Senate Bill 1.
"Our work can be difficult, and yes it has challenges and even setbacks. But we draw sustenance from that divine spark in ...
Indiana Gov. Mike Braun used his first State of the State address to make the case for his policy priorities to lawmakers and the public.
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