Justin Moed serves as the Democratic Whip in the Indiana House of Representatives. He is the ranking minority member of the Public Policy Committee. Moed is a member of the Agriculture and Rural Development committee,as well as the Local Government committee. [3]
Justin Moed has served as the representative for the citizens of Indiana's 97th district since 2013. Democrats have been in the minority for the duration of his time in office,so Moed had to work across party lines to deliver results for his constituents.
Key Votes
On August 5,2022,Moed voted against SB1,which Prohibits All Abortions Unless Under Certain Circumstances. The bill passed the House 62–38. Governor Eric Holcomb signed the bill into law on August 5,2022.
On April 24,2019,Moed voted to Authorize Sports Betting for the State of Indiana (HB 1015).
On January 13,2016,Moed Co-Sponsored the bill to Repeal ISTEP Program for Indiana public schools (HB 1395).
On February 27,2014,Moed voted to repeal Common Core Standards for Indiana public schools.
On February 25,2014,Moed voted to Authorize the Sale of Alcohol at the Indiana State Fair (SB 339).
Civil Liberties
On January 26,2022,Moed voted against HB 1134,which Prohibits Teaching Certain Concepts on Race,Gender,and Ethnicity.
On February 22,2021,Moed voted against HB 1369,a bill to Authorize Carrying a Firearm Without Permit.
On March 7,2016,Moed voted to Authorize Liquor Licenses for State Parks (HB 1386).
On January 28,2014,Moed voted against HJR 3,a joint resolution which Defines Marriage as Between 1 Man and 1 Woman.
On February 25,2013,Moed voted to Require Drug Testing for Certain Welfare Recipients (HB 1483).
Criminal Justice
On February 22,2021,Moed voted to Establish a Defense for a Person who Operates a Vehicle with Marijuana in Their Metabolism (HB 1028).
On January 7,2021,Moed Co-Sponsored HB 1006,a bill to increase Police Accountability.
On April 22,2019,Moed voted to Expand "Stand Your Ground" Laws (HB 1284).
On February 14,2019,Moed voted to Increase Penalties for Animal Abuse (HB 1615).
On January 26,2016,Moed voted against HB 1019,a bill that Limits Public Access to Police Body Camera Footage.
Education
On May 24,2022,Moed voted against HB 1041,a bill to Prohibit Transgender Girls from Playing on Female Sports Teams.
On March 11,2020,Moed voted against HB 1065,a bill that Authorizes School Districts to Use Tax Dollars for Charter Schools.
On April 2,2019,Moed voted to Authorize Academic Credit for Religious Education Courses (SB 373).
On February 18,2019,Moed voted to Authorize Firearm Training for Teachers and School Staff (HB 1253).
On January 7,2014,Moed Co-Sponsored HB 1004,a bill that Establishes Preschool Scholarship System for Certain Individuals.
On April 15,2013,Moed voted to Authorize Certain Undocumented Students to Receive In-State Tuition (SB 207).
Election Integrity
On January 31,2022,Moed voted against HB 1116,a bill to Increase Requirements for Mail-In Voting.
Environment
On January 14,2021,Moed Co-Sponsored HB 1381,a bill to Establish Standards for Assessing Solar Projects.
On March 3,2020,Moed voted against SB 229,a bill to Remove State Oversight of Certain Drains near Wetlands.
On January 28,2014,Moed voted against HB 1143,a bill that Prohibits State Environmental Regulations from Exceeding EPA Regulations.
Healthcare
On August 5,2022,Moed voted to Appropriate Funds for Pregnancy and Child Care (SB 2).
On May 10,2021,Moed voted against SB 5,a bill that Prohibits a Local Health Department from Implementing Orders More Restrictive than the Governor.
On March 11,2020,Moed voted to Require Healthcare Providers Give "Good Faith" Estimates of Medical Costs.
On January 23,2018,Moed voted to Require Dissemination of Vaccine Information.
Transportation
On March 13,2014,Moed voted to Authorize Funding for a Mass Transit System (SB 176).
On February 25,2013,Moed voted to Authorize a Metropolitan Transit District for the City of Indianapolis.
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