
Each Pints & Politics event will feature a cocktail hour with heavy appetizers before ISMA Vice President of Government Relations John Ruckelshaus introduces legislators and gives an overview of ISMA’s 2026 legislative agenda. Attendees will then have the opportunity to ask their lawmakers questions, leading the discussion by sharing their personal experiences with prior authorization, nurse practitioners, and other issues relevant to physicians today.
With another important legislative session for health care just months away, it’s critical you attend and speak with your lawmakers before they represent you and your community at the Statehouse!
Each event will start at 6:30 p.m. local time and last no more than two hours. The following legislators are expected to attend.
Fort Wayne
Oct. 21, 2025
The Hoppy Gnome
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Legislators invited:
Senator Liz Brown
Senator Travis Holdman
Senator Tyler Johnson
Senator Andy Zay
Representative Phil GiaQuinta
Representative Kyle Miller
Representative Bob Morris
Representative Lorissa Sweet
Bloomington
Oct. 23, 2025
Upland Brewing Company
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Legislators invited:
Senator Shelli Yoder
Senator Eric Koch
Representative Matt Pierce
Representative Jim Lucas
Representative Chris May
Representative Peggy Mayfield
Representative Alex Zimmerman
Terre Haute
Oct. 28, 2025
Stables Steakhouse
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Legislators invited:
Representative Tonya Pfaff
Representative Tim Yocum
Evansville
Oct. 30, 2025
Evansville Country Club
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Legislators invited:
Senator Vaneta Becker
Senator Gary Byrne
Senator Jim Tomes
Representative Alex Burton
Representative Cindy Ledbetter
Representative Tim O’Brien
Representative Alaina Shonkwiler (House District 29 - Noblesville/Hamilton County) addresses a packed Indianapolis crowd at Pints and Politics Tuesday night.
Senator Brett Clark (Senate District 24 - Avon/Hendricks County) listens to the physician's side of the story at Pints and Politics.
Senator Scott Alexander (Senate District 26 - Muncie/Delaware County) talks to ISMA members at District Tap in Indianapolis.