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Update: Mike Braun signed SB 76 into law on March 5, 2026.

The Goshen Theater downtown was filled to capacity on Tuesday, Feb. 17, 2026   for a Goshen CIty Democratic Party meeting on immigration that was organized by the party’s Call to Action Task Force.  

We invite Goshen City Democrats and friends and allies of immigrants to join us on Tuesday, Feb. 17  at 6:30 p.m. at the Goshen Theater to learn about local immigration issues.

It’s time for politicians to support healthcare for everyone. It makes sense morally and financially. Medicare for All, as represented in S. 1506, points in the right direction. It would save billions of dollars, save thousands of lives, and dramatically improve the quality of life in our country.  Rudy Yakym has leaned in – seeking to understand the need for dramatic change in our healthcare system and supporting this effort.  S. 1506 isn’t perfect but would improve access to care for our country.

The Indiana Senate is working on a bill that would have extremely negative consequences for Indiana’s educational institutions, law enforcement, our immigrant neighbors, and our communities. Senate Bill 76 Immigration Matters would do the following: 

Canceled due to weather. Letters, emails, and phone calls matter. But sometimes the strongest statement is showing up in person.

The Indiana Senate is working on a bill that would have extremely negative consequences for Indiana’s educational institutions, law enforcement, our immigrant neighbors, and our communities. Senate Bill 76 Immigration Matters would do the following: 

     In the Indianapolis Statehouse, a brave group of legislators worked together to defeat a voting redistricting plan that would have given Republicans an unfair advantage in the upcoming mid-term elections. 

(URGENT) Take Action: Call Senator Blake Doriot and Representative Joanna King and ask them to oppose redistricting.

Last week it looked like the Republican effort to gerrymander Indiana was dead, but this week it has been revived.  In the face of attacks from their fellow Republicans, the Indiana House and Senate leadership have backtracked on their plans to adjourn until January.  The House will convene on December 1, and already has sufficient votes to pass new maps.  The Senate previously did not have the votes to pass it, but it was announced this week that the Senate leadership has reversed itself and will convene on December 8 to consider the maps that the House plans to pass next week.