The record
Five fights.
Receipts attached.
Campaign promises are cheap. Below is what Kyle has voted for, written, and passed since District 36 hired him in 2022.
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Lower taxes
Hoosiers earn the money; the state spends it. Kyle has voted to leave more of it where it started.
- 2023 Helped pass the $430 million tax-cut package.
- 2023 Backed $100 million in property tax relief for homeowners.
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Less red tape
A rule nobody reviews is a rule nobody answers for. Kyle put review on the calendar.
- 2023 Wrote the law creating the Government Reform Task Force to find regulations worth cutting.
- 2024 Backed the administrative-law reform that lets you challenge a state agency in court on equal footing.
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Schools and choice
Kyle backs parents who want a say and schools that want to teach without a compliance office on their back.
- 2023 Voted to extend school choice to nearly every Hoosier family.
- Championed parents’ right to see what their kids’ schools teach.
- Worked to cut regulatory compliance burdens on schools.
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Workforce and the trades
A certification can beat a four-year degree to a good paycheck, minus the debt. Kyle wants state policy to treat it that way.
- 2023–24 Supported legislation opening vocational pathways across multiple industries.
- Backed programs that let students earn credentials without four years of loans.
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Health care and oversight
Costs you cannot see are costs you cannot fight. Kyle worked to put more of them in daylight.
- 2023 Co-authored health-care cost oversight legislation.
- 2023 Co-sponsored the expansion of mental-health services.
- 2024 Backed SB 180, keeping a central bank digital currency out of Indiana.
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