Jim Banks
U.S. Senator · Indiana · Republican
Statements and posts
355 press releases, floor remarks and posts since Jan 3, 2025.
Activity, last 12 weeks
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5 statements, Sep 29, 2026
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Secured Senate passage of resolution designating September as Dystonia Awareness Month.
“Dystonia is often misdiagnosed, and there is no cure yet. That’s why it’s so important to raise awareness about dystonia. Greater awareness leads to better research, and eventually, better treatments and even a cure. I urge support for my resolution.”
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Sen. Banks Leads Indiana Delegation in Thanking FEMA for Expanded Disaster Assistance
Thanked FEMA for approving expanded disaster assistance for 19 additional Indiana counties.
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Sen. Banks and Colleagues Defend Homeschool Families’ Right to Choose Religious Curriculum
Filed amicus brief urging Supreme Court to protect homeschoolers' right to use religious curriculum.
“Parents have a God-given right to direct their children’s education. California’s attack on religious homeschool families is blatantly unconstitutional, and the Supreme Court should put an end to it.”
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Expressing Support for the Designation of September as Dystonia Awareness Month
Madam President, in a few moments, I am going to ask for unanimous consent for my resolution to designate the month of September as Dystonia Awareness Month. But before I do, I want to speak a little bit about dystonia, what it is, and how personal the disease is for me and my family. Dystonia is a…
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