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State Representative, 82nd District

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Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: A state representative votes on Indiana laws and the state budget in the Indiana House of Representatives.

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Kyle MillerOfficial portrait — Indiana General Assembly

Kyle Miller

DemocraticIncumbent

Fort Wayne

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  • Authored expanding eligibility and funding for state pre-K.In office
  • Authored banning cat declawing in Indiana.In office
  • Authored protecting residents' right to move for hospice care.In office

In office = from the candidate's own official statements or legislation as an officeholder, not their campaign.

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  1. Authored expanding eligibility and funding for state pre-K.

    House Bill 1219 (2026 session), "Prekindergarten program enrollment": introduced version

    Government record · Indiana General Assembly · iga.in.gov

    “Amends the definition of "eligible child" for purposes of the prekindergarten program (program).”
    House Bill 1219 (2026 session): bill details and actions

    Government record · Indiana General Assembly · iga.in.gov

  2. Authored banning cat declawing in Indiana.

    House Bill 1220 (2026 session), "Prohibition on declawing cats": introduced version

    Government record · Indiana General Assembly · iga.in.gov

    “Prohibits a person from declawing cats in Indiana.”
    House Bill 1220 (2026 session): bill details and actions

    Government record · Indiana General Assembly · iga.in.gov

  3. Authored protecting residents' right to move for hospice care.

    House Bill 1395 (2026 session), "Hospice care": introduced version

    Government record · Indiana General Assembly · iga.in.gov

    “prohibiting a person from transferring a resident to a different facility for hospice care”
    House Bill 1395 (2026 session): bill details and actions

    Government record · Indiana General Assembly · iga.in.gov

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