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Ahead of the legislative session, Senate Democrats say their initial priorities are teacher pay, medical marijuana, pre-existing condition coverage and hate crimes.
Senate Democrats Outline Their 2019 Legislative Goals
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Ahead of the legislative session, Senate Democrats say their initial priorities are teacher pay, medical marijuana, pre-existing condition coverage and hate crimes. Senate Democrats are pushing for a 5 percent increase for teacher pay over the next two years. Indiana’s average teacher pay