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Indiana Senate President Pro Tem Rodric Bray is stepping down after eight years in the top leadership role, announcing he won’t seek reelection when the legislature reconvenes in November. His departure follows a turbulent period in the Republican caucus, including a failed redistricting effort that led to several incumbents losing primaries to Trump-backed candidates — a move Governor Mike Braun publicly criticized. As Pro Tem, Bray wielded significant power, shaping legislative agendas, appointing committee chairs, and steering bills through the Senate — though he rarely spoke in debates or hearings. He’ll continue serving his Martinsville constituents until 2028, proud of accomplishments like tax cuts, healthcare cost reductions, and improved school literacy. Bray says it’s time for a new leader and expressed gratitude for his colleagues and the work they’ve done together.

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