Indianapolis, IN – Americans for Prosperity – Indiana (AFP-IN) released their 2025 ‘Crossroads of Prosperity’ legislative agenda at the start of Indiana’s 124th General Assembly. Many of their policy goals align closely with Governor Mike Braun’s, which he announced in tonight’s State of the State address.
In 2025, AFP-IN aims to promote policy that unleashes pathways to prosperity and removes barriers to success for all across the Hoosier state. AFP plans to work closely with Gov. Braun and state lawmakers to build a better Indiana.
AFP-IN State Director Josh Webb released the following statement:
“Governor Braun’s State of the State address reaffirmed that we stand aligned on key priorities for Indiana’s 124th General Assembly. Governor Braun emphasized the issues that matter most to Hoosiers, emphasizing the need for meaningful reform and growth. Together, we will expand education freedom, reform our outdated tax codes, and ensure our government transparency, among other critical policy initiatives.”
AFP-IN’S ‘Crossroads of Prosperity’ legislative agenda focuses on the following priorities:
The Regulations from the Executive in Need of Scrutiny (REINS) Act: Introduce the REINS Act to ensure government agencies are held accountable to Hoosier interests
Housing Affordability: Remove barriers to Indiana’s housing market to make housing more affordable
Requirements for Re-adoption of Administrative Rules: Create a review process for administrative rules to ensure they are effective
Doctor Patient Protections: Reduce interference in healthcare to protect the doctor-patient relationship
Access to Care Foreign Physician Deregulation: End the healthcare desert crisis by establishing standards for foreign physicians to practice in Indiana
Support Ratepayer Friendly Legislation: Promote ratepayer-friendly energy legislation to enhance energy abundance
Remove Burdensome Reg. and Red Tape from All Forms of Energy: Support policies that reduce regulatory barriers to create safe and abundant energy solutions
Prevent ESG from Raising Costs: Lower energy costs by supporting energy policies based on merit, not ESG-driven subsidies