Governor Mike Braun issued the following statement on the 2025 legislative session and delivering on his Freedom and Opportunity Agenda.
“As the 2025 legislative session concludes, I want to thank our partners in the legislature for their dedication and collaboration in advancing key priorities of my Freedom and Opportunity Agenda.
“We’ve accomplished a great deal this session. Despite the challenges posed by economic uncertainty, we embraced an entrepreneurial spirit, tightened the belts of state government, and passed a responsible biennial budget that will keep Indiana among the top states in the nation to raise a family and start a business.
“We took significant steps to make healthcare more affordable and transparent, empowered parents to take the lead in their children's education through universal school choice, and delivered meaningful property tax relief for Hoosier homeowners, farmers, and small businesses.
“This was just the first legislative session of my administration, and I’m proud of the progress we’ve made. I look forward to building on this momentum and continuing to work with our legislature to make Indiana a beacon of freedom and opportunity for years to come." - Governor Mike Braun
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