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Indiana SB 160 — Public safety.

Indiana, 2026. SB 160: Public safety.

SB 1602026 sessionSenate

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Official legislative source ↗

Official legislative source ↗

Latest action

March 5, 2026 — Signed by the Governor

Summary

Makes wearing a mask during the commission of a criminal offense a sentencing aggravator. Makes it malicious littering, a Class A misdemeanor, for a person to place refuse on the property of another person with the intent to cause the owner or occupant of the property to reasonably fear for their physical safety.

Sponsors

Bill text

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Recorded votes

SB 160 - Lopez - 2nd Reading

February 16, 2026 · House · fail

yes: 33 · no: 59 · excused: 4 · not voting: 4

Official vote source ↗
Individual member positions (100)
MemberVote
Mr. Speakernot voting
Morrisnot voting
Karickhoffnot voting
Hostettlernot voting
Rowrayexcused
Lindauerexcused
Johnson, Bexcused
Heineexcused
Prescottno
Ledbetterno
DeVonno
Yocumno
Pierce, Kno
Lawsonno
Davisno
Wescono
Payneno
Lauerno
Culpno
VanNatterno
Pattersonno
Kingno
Criswellno
Thompsonno
Olthoffno
Judyno
Commonsno
Teshkano
O'Brienno
Jordanno
Cashno
Sweetno
Miller, Dno
Jeterno
Carbaughno
Steuerwaldno
McNamarano
Isano
Bordersno
Solidayno
McGuireno
Irelandno
Behningno
Snowno
Mayfieldno
Heatonno
Bascomno
Smith, Hno
Mayno
Hallno
Bartelsno
Smaltzno
Manningno
Haggardno
Barrettno
Slagerno
Lucasno
Greeneno
Bairdno
Shonkwilerno
Lopezno
Goss-Reavesno
Aylesworthno
Presselno
Lehmanno
Englemanno
Abbottno
Pierce, Myes
Jackson, Cyes
Dvorakyes
Pfaffyes
Hatcheryes
DeLaneyyes
Packyes
Harrisyes
Dant Chesseryes
Zimmermanyes
Novakyes
Hamiltonyes
Clereyes
Summersyes
Moseleyyes
Goreyes
Campbellyes
Smith, Vyes
Moedyes
GiaQuintayes
Burtonyes
Shacklefordyes
Miller, Kyes
Gendayes
Baueryes
Pryoryes
Meltzeryes
Garcia Wilburnyes
Bartlettyes
Porteryes
Klinkeryes
Erringtonyes
Andradeyes

SB 160 - Lopez - 3rd Reading

February 17, 2026 · House · pass

yes: 88 · no: 2 · excused: 5 · not voting: 5

Official vote source ↗
Individual member positions (100)
MemberVote
Karickhoffnot voting
Mr. Speakernot voting
Meltzernot voting
Lucasnot voting
Heinenot voting
Goreexcused
Snowexcused
Shonkwilerexcused
Hostettlerexcused
Barrettexcused
Dvorakno
Burtonno
Zimmermanyes
Pfaffyes
Laueryes
Englemanyes
Yocumyes
Payneyes
Klinkeryes
DeVonyes
Wescoyes
Pattersonyes
Kingyes
DeLaneyyes
VanNatteryes
Packyes
Judyyes
Davisyes
Thompsonyes
Olthoffyes
Jordanyes
Dant Chesseryes
Teshkayes
O'Brienyes
Johnson, Byes
Culpyes
Sweetyes
Novakyes
Jeteryes
Criswellyes
Summersyes
Moseleyyes
Jackson, Cyes
Commonsyes
Steuerwaldyes
Morrisyes
Isayes
Clereyes
Solidayyes
Moedyes
Irelandyes
Cashyes
Smith, Vyes
Miller, Kyes
Heatonyes
Carbaughyes
Smith, Hyes
Miller, Dyes
Hatcheryes
Campbellyes
Smaltzyes
McNamarayes
Harrisyes
Bordersyes
Slageryes
McGuireyes
Hamiltonyes
Behningyes
Shacklefordyes
Mayfieldyes
Hallyes
Baueryes
Rowrayyes
Mayyes
Haggardyes
Bascomyes
Pryoryes
Manningyes
Greeneyes
Bartlettyes
Presselyes
Lopezyes
Goss-Reavesyes
Bartelsyes
Prescottyes
Lindaueryes
GiaQuintayes
Bairdyes
Porteryes
Lehmanyes
Gendayes
Aylesworthyes
Pierce, Myes
Ledbetteryes
Garcia Wilburnyes
Andradeyes
Pierce, Kyes
Lawsonyes
Erringtonyes
Abbottyes

SB 160 - Deery

February 25, 2026 · Senate · pass

yes: 46 · no: 0 · excused: 1 · not voting: 3

Official vote source ↗
Individual member positions (50)
MemberVote
Raatzyes
Glickyes
Byrneyes
Niezgodskiyes
Gaskillyes
Buschyes
Youngyes
Niemeyeryes
Gartenyes
Buckyes
Yoderyes
McKinleyyes
Freemanyes
Buchananyes
Walker Kyes
Maxwellyes
Ford J.D.yes
Brownyes
Walker Gyes
Leisingyes
Donatoyes
Brayyes
Tomesyes
Kochyes
Dernulcyes
Bohacekyes
Tayloryes
Johnsonyes
Deeryyes
Beckeryes
Spenceryes
Jackson, Lyes
Crideryes
Bassleryes
Schmittyes
Hunleyyes
Clarkyes
Baldwinyes
Rogersyes
Holdmanyes
Charbonneauyes
Altingyes
Randolphyes
Goodeyes
Carrascoyes
Alexanderyes
Qaddouranot voting
Mishlernot voting
Doriotnot voting
Polexcused

SB 160 - Deery - 3rd Reading

January 22, 2026 · Senate · pass

yes: 45 · no: 0 · excused: 2 · not voting: 2

Official vote source ↗
Individual member positions (49)
MemberVote
Buschnot voting
Basslernot voting
Mishlerexcused
Beckerexcused
Randolphyes
Holdmanyes
Clarkyes
Raatzyes
Goodeyes
Charbonneauyes
Qaddourayes
Glickyes
Carrascoyes
Youngyes
Polyes
Gaskillyes
Byrneyes
Yoderyes
Niezgodskiyes
Gartenyes
Buckyes
Walker Kyes
Niemeyeryes
Freemanyes
Buchananyes
Walker Gyes
Maxwellyes
Ford J.D.yes
Brownyes
Tomesyes
Leisingyes
Doriotyes
Brayyes
Tayloryes
Kochyes
Donatoyes
Bohacekyes
Spenceryes
Johnsonyes
Dernulcyes
Baldwinyes
Schmittyes
Jackson, Lyes
Deeryyes
Altingyes
Rogersyes
Hunleyyes
Crideryes
Alexanderyes

Legislative history

  1. Signed by the President of the Senate
  2. Senate concurred with House amendments; Roll Call 276: yeas 46, nays 0
  3. Motion to concur filed
  4. Returned to the Senate with amendments
  5. Third reading: passed; Roll Call 265: yeas 88, nays 2
  6. Representative Yocum added as cosponsor
  7. Amendment #1 (Pierce M) failed; Roll Call 242: yeas 33, nays 59
  8. Second reading: ordered engrossed
  9. Committee report: amend do pass, adopted
  10. First reading: referred to Committee on Courts and Criminal Code
  11. Referred to the House
  12. Senator Baldwin added as third author
  13. House sponsor: Representative Lopez
  14. Third reading: passed; Roll Call 51: yeas 45, nays 0
  15. Second reading: amended, ordered engrossed
  16. Amendment #1 (Freeman) prevailed; voice vote
  17. Senator Clark added as second author
  18. Committee report: amend do pass, adopted
  19. First reading: referred to Committee on Corrections and Criminal Law
  20. Authored by Senator Deery
  21. Signed by the Speaker
  22. Signed by the Governor
  23. Signed by the President Pro Tempore
  24. Public Law 112

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