Tony Isa

Isa voted YES on SB 1 (2025), Indiana's landmark property tax relief and local government finance reform bill, which passed the House 65–29 on April 10, 2025 (Source 4). He also voted YES on SB 1 (2026), the Medicaid/SNAP eligibility verification bill, which passed 62–31 with four Republicans dissenting; Isa was not among the dissenters (Source 5). No public statement found from Isa specifically characterizing his fiscal philosophy beyond his voting record.

Isa voted YES on HB 1032 (2025 special session), the mid-cycle congressional redistricting bill, which passed the House 57–41; he was not among the 12 Republicans who crossed party lines to vote no (Source 7). He also voted YES on SB 289 (2025), the DEI prohibition bill covering public employers, universities, and K–12 schools, which passed 72–25 in the House (Source 10). No broader limited-government platform statement found from Isa's own campaign materials.

Isa voted YES on HB 1084 (2024), Indiana's Firearms Financial Transactions Privacy Act (2A Privacy Act), which passed the Senate Conference Committee Report 39–9 and cleared the House; the bill was a partisan Republican measure (Source 8). No NRA-PVF rating or signed pledge found specifically attributed to Isa as of April 2026.

Isa voted YES on SB 236 (2026), the abortion-inducing drug liability and ban bill, which passed the House; he is not recorded among any dissenters (Source 11). No Indiana Right to Life scorecard entry or campaign statement found specifically for Isa as of April 2026.

Isa voted YES on HB 1041 (2025), banning transgender women from women's collegiate sports, which passed the House 65–29 (Source 6), and YES on SB 143 (2025), the Parental Rights Act, which passed 69–24 in the House (Source 9). No Indiana Family Institute scorecard score specifically for Isa was independently confirmed; the IFI scorecard URL is included as a Rule 8 reference.