Address Indiana’s dark money problem by strengthening disclosure requirements for campaign-related spending by outside groups and corporations so that voters and shareholders can know who is paying for political ads?

Reduce the influence of big donors by establishing a voluntary campaign finance system that amplifies small donations from individual voters with matching public funds, provided that participating candidates agree to limit their total campaign expenditures?

Increase the number of Hoosiers who are registered to vote by offering automatic voter registration when a voter becomes eligible?

Make absentee voting by mail more accessible by implementing “no-excuse” absentee vote by mail, meaning a voter would no longer be required to provide a reason why they need to vote early by mail?

Increase voter turnout by allowing voters to register to vote on Election Day at their polling place?

Expand Election Day polling place hours beyond the current 6 p.m. closing time?

Support amending the Indiana Constitution to take responsibility for Congressional and state legislative redistricting away from the General Assembly?

To guard against gerrymandering, create a diverse and politically balanced citizens redistricting commission to allow voters to choose their elected officials, instead of politicians selecting their voters?

To provide Hoosiers with more transparency about who is seeking to influence lawmakers, require more timely spending reports from registered lobbyists?

To reduce the influence of registered lobbyists, institute a limit on the amount that lobbyists can spend on gifts, meals, travel and other things of value that they give to legislators?