Indiana's Nov. 3 election brought significant changes to the Statehouse, while Republicans maintained control of both chambers of the General Assembly. Republicans will hold a 54–46 majority in the House and a 35–15 majority in the Senate. Democrats made notable gains in both chambers, and Republicans lost their supermajority in the House.

Several leadership changes will shape the 2027 legislative session. Of particular interest to the physician community, Dr. Tyler Johnson (R-Leo) will serve as Senate Majority Caucus Chair and Chairman of the Senate Health and Provider Services Committee. His leadership positions and clinical background make him an important voice on health care policy moving forward.

“As we look ahead to the 2027 legislative session, the changing makeup of the General Assembly, new leadership and committee assignments will be important factors in our advocacy efforts on behalf of Indiana physicians,” Vice President of Government Relations Savannah Neary said. 

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