STATEHOUSE (Dec. 20, 2022) – State Reps. Randy Frye (R-Greensburg) and Zach Payne (R-Charlestown) invite constituents to complete their issue survey online ahead of the 2023 legislative session, which will begin Jan. 9 at the Indiana Statehouse.
Local residents can visit Frye's website at in.gov/h67 or Payne's website at in.gov/h66 and click on the red "Take My Survey" button to get started.
Constituents can find out which House district they reside in by visiting the Indiana General Assembly's website at iga.in.gov, clicking on the "Find Your Legislator" tab, and entering a home address. To complete the online surveys, constituents must be a resident of the district and submit it by the Dec. 31 deadline.
"As we move closer to the next legislative session, it's important to hear from Hoosiers as we craft and consider proposals for new laws," Frye said. "I encourage everyone to take the time fill out the survey and stay connected with me throughout session."
To stay informed during the 2023 legislative session, which must conclude by the end of April, Hoosiers can visit iga.in.gov to watch session and committee meetings, read proposed bills, and view calendars and agendas.
"The legislative issue survey covers a wide variety of topics and matters that affect Hoosiers everywhere," Payne said. "I look forward to hearing from constituents as we prepare for a busy session."
Constituents can also expect to receive or may have already received a copy of their state representative's survey mailer in their mailbox.
Hoosiers can contact Frye at h67@iga.in.gov or Payne at h66@iga.in.gov to share feedback or request assistance anytime, or call 317-232-9600.
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State Rep. Randy Frye (R-Greensburg) represents House District 67,
which includes portions of Decatur, Jefferson, Jennings and Ripley counties.
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State Rep. Zach Payne (R-Charlestown) represents House District 66,
which includes portions of Clark, Jefferson and Scott counties.
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