Lori J. Goss-Reaves

Goss-Reaves voted YES on SB 1 (2025), the Republican-led property-tax-relief package (Source 5). She also voted YES on SB 1 (2026), tightening eligibility and adding immigration-status verification for Medicaid and SNAP, which passed 62-31 (Source 6). The Freedom Index rates her at 50% overall (Source 4), reflecting a mix of fiscally conservative and targeted-spending votes.

Goss-Reaves signed the U.S. Term Limits Convention pledge in March 2025, committing to co-sponsor a convention resolution to limit congressional terms (Source 13). She voted YES on HB 1032 (2026), the mid-decade congressional redistricting bill, which passed the House 57-41 before being defeated in the Senate (Source 8). No public position found on other specific limited-government measures beyond these votes.

Goss-Reaves was not in office in 2022 and therefore did not vote on HB 1296 (constitutional carry). She voted YES on HB 1084 (2024), the 2A Privacy Act protecting firearms financial transactions, along with the House Republican majority (Source 9). No campaign statement or pledge specifically on Second Amendment rights has been found.

Goss-Reaves is a House cosponsor of SB 236 (2026), the abortion-inducing drug ban, which passed the Senate 35-10 but was never called for a House vote and died in the House Public Health committee (Source 7). No other direct pro-life statement or vote found beyond this co-sponsorship.

The Indiana Family Institute gave Goss-Reaves a 100% score on its 2025 Legislative Scorecard, recording YES votes on HB 1041 (Save Women's College Sports), HB 1102 (religious liberty in early childhood programs), HB 1348 (homeschool graduate nondiscrimination), SB 143 (parental rights), SB 287 (school board transparency), SB 289 (DEI prohibition), and SB 442 (school board instruction on human sexuality) (Source 3).