Justin Moed

Moed voted **No** on SB 1 (2025), the major property tax reform bill, which passed 65–29 (Source 5). He is among the Democrats consistently opposing Republican-led fiscal restructuring. The Freedom Index scored Moed at **33%** in the 2025–2026 sessions and **9%** in the 2023–2024 sessions (cumulative: **14%**).

Moed voted **No** on HB 1032 (2025 special session), the mid-cycle congressional redistricting bill, which passed 57–41 (Source 6). No public statement supporting limited-government positions was found. The Freedom Index cumulative score of 14% reflects near-uniform opposition to bills scored as pro-constitutional-liberty (Sources 5, 6).

Moed voted **No** on HB 1084 (2024), the 2A Privacy Act, which passed 73–22 (Source 8). He also voted **No** on HB 1296 (2022), the constitutional carry bill, which passed 68–30 (Source 9). Per Mirror Indy reporting, Moed voted against the transgender athlete ban and the ban on gender-affirming care for minors; his campaign website lists protection of LGBTQ+ rights as a key priority, but no pro-Second-Amendment statement was found (Source 11).

No direct statement, vote, pledge, or questionnaire response by Moed specifically supporting or opposing abortion legislation was found in this research cycle. SB 236 (2026) died in House committee without a floor vote. Moed voted **Yes** on SB 143 (2025), the Parental Rights bill — which aligns with a family-values/parental-rights framework — earning an IFI "positive" mark on that bill (Source 4), but this does not constitute a specific position on abortion. No public position found on pro-life issues.

Moed voted **Yes** on SB 143 (2025) — Parental Rights — which passed 69–24 (Source 10), and **Yes** on SB 442 (2025) — school board transparency on human sexuality instruction — earning IFI positive marks on both bills (Source 4). However, he voted **No** on HB 1041 (2025) — Save Women's College Sports (Source 4), and **No** on SB 289 (2025) — DEI prohibition in education (Source 4). Per Mirror Indy, he voted against the ban on gender-affirming care for minors (Source 11). Overall IFI 2025 score: **43%**. Record is mixed: positive on parental rights and school transparency; negative on women's sports eligibility and DEI prohibition.