Indiana’s political world is on edge today as the State Senate opens formal debate on House Bill 1032 , a sweeping Republican redistricting plan that would eliminate Indiana’s two Democratic-held congressional districts and reshape the state into a 9–0 GOP map  ahead of the 2026 midterms. After clearing the House last week, the bill now faces its most difficult hurdle — a State Senate that remains publicly cautious and internally divided. The next several days will determine