Indiana State Senate

The Indiana State Senate is the upper chamber of Indiana’s state legislature, responsible for creating and passing laws. It has 50 members elected from districts across the state who serve four-year terms. The Senate reviews, amends, and approves proposed legislation, works on budget decisions, and provides oversight of state agencies. It also confirms certain appointments made by the governor. The Senate works alongside the Indiana House of Representatives to shape state policy, ensuring laws reflect the interests of Indiana residents. Its decisions impact education, healthcare, taxes, infrastructure, and other vital areas of state governance.