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Protesters rallied against possible changes to Indiana’s congressional map outside the Grand Theatre in New Albany, Indiana, where Gov. Mike Braun was speaking on Nov. 3, 2025. (WDRB photo)
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Voices echoed outside the Grand Theatre in New Albany on Monday morning as protesters rallied against possible changes to Indiana’s congressional map.
Braun said the Indiana Senate is "hiding behind closed doors," and refusing to even bring re-districting to a vote.
According to Indiana state law, the governor can only declare or extend a gas tax through a 120-day period. Braun would need special legislative approval to extend it again.
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