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Here are the bills that are currently being considered by Indiana legislators.
To support or oppose a certain bill, contact the original sponsors of the bill and your local representatives, to tell them your opinions.
| Session | Bill Number | Document | Key Issue | Bill Name | Sponsored By | Contact Sponsor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 Regular Session | HB1191 | DETAILS | Effective July 1, 2026, the bill revises Indiana law by reducing penalties for marijuana possession, establishing that only possession or cultivation exceeding two ounces constitutes a Class B misdemeanor, raising the felony threshold for marijuana to four ounces, and maintaining existing limits for hash oil, hashish, and salvia. | Decriminalization of marijuana. | Mitch Gore (D) | Mitch Gore |
| 2026 Regular Session | SB0250 | DETAILS | The bill establishes a comprehensive Indiana regulatory system for hemp-derived cannabinoid products by defining THC under alcohol and tobacco laws, requiring state permits, inspections, testing, labeling, and in-state manufacturing, banning online sales and delivery, restricting advertising and youth access, imposing criminal and consumer-protection penalties, integrating THC into drug and motor vehicle intoxication laws, and repealing prior low-THC hemp extract statutes. | Regulation of hemp. | Cyndi Carrasco (R), Aaron Freeman (R) | Cyndi Carrasco, Aaron Freeman |
| 2026 Regular Session | HB1200 | DETAILS | The bill updates driver and vehicle laws by expanding personalized plate options, allowing rear-view cameras in place of mirrors, lowering the licensing age to 16, requiring English proficiency for commercial drivers, enabling some exams online, adjusting license validity rules for deployed service members, extending eyesight proof deadlines for seniors, permitting electronic ID renewals beyond 180 days after expiration, and requiring removal of ads for certain illegal products by July 1, 2026. | Bureau of motor vehicles. | Jim Pressel (R), Michael Crider (R), Tim Wesco (R) | Jim Pressel, Michael Crider, Tim Wesco |
