Goode hears opposition as Indiana weighs redistricting
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For two hours in Terre Haute's dimly lit council chambers, Indiana Republican Sen. Greg Goode heard near-unanimous opposition to a fast-tracked redistricting plan to send more Republicans to Congress. Of roughly 200 attendees, none spoke in favor; six marked support on a sign-in sheet. Goode, undecided and saying he has not seen a map, called the feedback overwhelming. With Gov. Mike Braun convening a special session and Senate votes uncertain, his decision could prove pivotal, even as he acknowledges outreach from Vice President JD Vance and Donald Trump but says he felt no pressure.