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Indiana’s nine U.S. House members received a combined $199,332 in reimbursements for lodging, meals and incidentals in 2023 as part of a new program that allows federal lawmakers to recoup expenses without providing receipts.

Most incumbents face no primary competition, but eight open seats have drawn two-dozen hopefuls.

Join host Bob Zaltsberg talk with experts about the proposed bills and Indiana’s wetlands.

He’s one of several incumbents that won’t continue on in the U.S. House of Representatives.

Evansville Rep. Ryan Hatfield, a Democrat, announced Thursday he will run for Vanderburgh County Circuit Court Judge, making 2024 his last session after seven years in the General Assembly.

He did not cite a reason for his departure in his announcement Monday.

Former Rep. Tom Saunders, who served 13 terms in the Indiana House of Representatives, will soon release his story to the public in a new book, ‘Tom, What Are You Doing Here? Adventures In Public Service.’

The Greenfield Republican will have served in Indiana’s House of Representatives for 25 years — since 1998. His district, 53, includes parts of Hancock and Madison counties.

Just 2 percent of the more than 1,100 bills that became law the last five sessions of the Indiana General Assembly passed without a single Democratic vote on the House or Senate floors.

Danny Lopez has long worked behind the scenes in government, but now seeks an open Indiana House seat.