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“Public schools are the only schools that accept and welcome every child who walks through their doors–regardless of background and ability,” said Fuentes- Rohwer. “It is the legislature’s constitutional duty to fund them, and yet a record number of communities have had to put referendums on the ballot this year just to keep the lights on.”
The House and Senate voting sheets in the Legislative Scorecards demonstrate whether individual legislators voted in accordance with ICPE’s preferred position, allowing voters to see lawmakers’ records across the selected legislation over the past two sessions.
“A legislator’s voting record tells voters more than a campaign promise ever can,” Fuentes-Rohwer said. “Hoosiers deserve to know how the people who represent them voted on issues that affect their public schools. Public schools belong to their communities, and voters should expect their elected officials, regardless of party, to protect those schools, fund them responsibly, and preserve the public’s voice in how they are governed.”
The Indiana Coalition for Public Education (ICPE) released its 2026 Legislative Scorecard today, highlighting how members of the Indiana General Assembly voted on legislation affecting Indiana’s public schools during the