Indiana General Assembly

The Indiana General Assembly is the state’s lawmaking body, consisting of two chambers: the Indiana House of Representatives and the Indiana Senate. They work together to create, amend, and approve laws that affect Indiana residents. The Assembly also oversees the state budget, approves appointments, and sets policies on issues like education, transportation, and public safety. Members are elected by citizens of Indiana, and their work involves debating and voting on legislation to address statewide needs. Overall, it’s the primary institution responsible for shaping the laws and policies that govern Indiana.