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E-News 8-28-26 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT RELATIONS FDIC updates rules on reciprocal deposits The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. issued a final interim rule to update its regulations on reciprocal deposits to conform with housing legislation recently passed by Congress.  Read more FDIC, OCC formally define unsafe and unsound practices The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. and Office of the Comptroller of the Currency finalized a rule to formally define “unsafe and unsound practices,” which they said would bring more certainty to bank supervision.  Read more FDIC’s Hill says agency...
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E-News 8-21-26 STATE GOVERNMENT RELATIONS Republicans endorse Garten to lead Indiana Senate Indiana Senate Republicans unanimously endorsed Sen. Chris Garten, R-Charlestown, to serve as the next Senate president pro tem, succeeding current President Pro Tem Rodric Bray. Garten's selection will not become official until the full Senate votes on Organization Day following the November election, but he will begin leading the caucus' campaign operations and planning for the 2027 legislative session. Garten has announced that Sen. Eric Koch, R-Bedford, will serve as majority floor leader, while Sens. Scott...
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E-News 8-14-26 STATE GOVERNMENT RELATIONS Copenhaver now leads Deery in District 23 recount The Indiana Recount Commission voted Monday to exclude several challenged ballots in the Republican primary for Senate District 23, reversing the previously certified three-vote lead held by State Sen. Spencer Deery, R-West Lafayette. Following the recount, challenger Paula Copenhaver leads Deery by three votes, 6,332 to 6,329. The Commission excluded eight ballots cast for Deery and two cast for Copenhaver, largely due to missing signatures or initials from county election officials on absentee or provisional...
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E-News 8-7-26 STATE GOVERNMENT RELATIONS Bray to step down from Senate leadership Indiana State Senate President Pro Tem Rodric Bray, R-Martinsville, announced he will not seek another term as Senate president when Senate Republicans elect their leadership in November. Bray said he made the decision to avoid putting members of his caucus at political risk amid ongoing intraparty disputes following last year's congressional redistricting debate. He will continue serving as president pro tem until a successor is chosen and will remain in the Senate representing District 37. Following Bray's...
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