Cherrish S. Pryor

Pryor voted NO on SB 1 (2025), the $1.3 billion property tax relief package[^1]. She voted NO on SB 1 (2026), the Medicaid/SNAP immigration verification and welfare reform bill, in line with the unified Democratic caucus opposition[^2]. Her Indiana Chamber of Commerce 2025 score of 38% reflects a record largely at odds with the business-oriented fiscal agenda tracked by that index[^4].

No public position found on limited government. Pryor voted NO on SB 1 (2026) on grounds of protecting Medicaid beneficiaries rather than on limited-government grounds (Source 6). No direct statement, vote, or pledge by Pryor specifically addressing limited government as a principle was found.

The Freedom Index documents Pryor voting NO on HB 1296 (2022), the constitutional carry (permitless handgun carry) bill[^16]. No NRA-PVF grade or pro-2A statement from Pryor was found in available sources.

The Freedom Index (2022 session scorecard) records Pryor voting NO on HA 76 (the "Right to Life from the Moment of Conception" amendment to SB 1, 2022)[^16]. The IFI 2025 scorecard does not award her a favorable score[^10]. No pro-life statement, pledge, or vote by Pryor was found.

Pryor voted NO on SB 143 (Parental Rights, 2025), which passed the House 69-24 with Democrats in opposition (Roll Call 344)[^6]. She voted NO on SB 289 (DEI prohibition, 2025), which passed 67-27[^9]. She voted NO on HB 1041 (Save Women's College Sports, 2025), which passed 71-25[^3]. The IFI 2025 scorecard confirms no favorable marks for Pryor on family-values legislation[^10].