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HR 24INDIANASession 2026State Billsigned
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Indiana House honors retiring Representative Sue Errington

Original title: Honoring Representative Sue Errington.

Last action · February 10, 2026: First reading: adoptedSponsors: Philip GiaQuinta and 2 others

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What This Bill Does

The Indiana House of Representatives adopted a resolution honoring Representative Sue Errington upon her retirement from office in 2026.

Why it matters

Changes only the official legislative recognition for the departing lawmaker; no funding, policy, or service changes are stated.

Who It Affects

Groups the bill's text affects, as described in the record. Being affected is not a position for or against it.

Directly affected

Sue Errington

Receives formal legislative recognition from the Indiana House of Representatives upon her retirement.

Key Facts

  • Representative Sue Errington began representing House District 34 in 2012 and is retiring from office in 2026.
  • Prior to serving in the House, Errington served on the Delaware County Council from 1993 to 1996 and in the Indiana State Senate for District 26 from 2006 to 2010.
  • The Indiana House of Representatives adopted a resolution to honor Representative Errington upon her retirement and transmit a copy of the resolution to her.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this resolution do?
The resolution formally honors Representative Sue Errington upon her retirement from the Indiana House of Representatives in 2026 and directs the Principal Clerk to transmit a copy of the resolution to her.
Which legislative districts did Representative Sue Errington represent?
She represented House District 34 starting in 2012 and previously represented Senate District 26 from 2006 to 2010.

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Where This Stands

Current status: signed.

Procedural history

3 actions
  1. Feb 10, 2026HouseIntroduced
    First reading: adopted
  2. Feb 10, 2026House
    Coauthored by Representatives Hamilton, Pryor
  3. Feb 10, 2026House
    Authored by Representative GiaQuinta

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Sponsors

Philip GiaQuintaHouseAuthor
Carey HamiltonHouse · District 87DemocraticCoauthor
Cherrish PryorHouse · District 94DemocraticCoauthor

Connected Entities

Tyler, Statutory Committee on Ethics, Environmental Affairs Committee and 30 more
PersonTyler“Grandchild of Sue Errington.”Map →
OrganizationStatutory Committee on Ethics“House committee where Sue Errington served as Vice Chair.”Map →
OrganizationEnvironmental Affairs Committee“House committee where Sue Errington served as ranking minority member.”Map →
OrganizationMuncie/Delaware County Coalition of Women's Organizations“Coalition where Sue Errington serves on the board of directors.”Map →
locationDistrict 26“Senate district represented by Sue Errington from 2006 to 2010.”Map →
OrganizationDelaware County Tobacco Free Coalition“Coalition where Sue Errington serves on the board of directors.”Map →
OrganizationNational Caucus of Environmental Legislators“Organization where Sue Errington has been a member since 2012.”Map →
PersonAdelaide“Grandchild of Sue Errington.”Map →
OrganizationIndiana Department of Environmental Management“State agency associated with the Indiana Recycling Market Development Program.”Map →
PersonPaul“Late husband of Sue Errington.”Map →
OrganizationIndiana State Senate“Legislative body where Sue Errington previously served.”Map →
OrganizationNational Organization for Women“Organization where Sue Errington worked across multiple chapters.”Map →
PersonSara“Daughter of Sue Errington.”Map →
OrganizationSecond Harvest Food Bank“Food bank where Sue Errington serves on the board of directors.”Map →
OrganizationAnderson University“University where Sue Errington taught Spanish.”Map →
OrganizationWomen in Government“Organization where Sue Errington served as director.”Map →
OrganizationRecycling Market Development Board“Board where Sue Errington served as a House ex officio advisory member.”Map →
OrganizationBethany College“College where Sue Errington taught Spanish.”Map →
OrganizationIndiana Academy“Academy that presented Sue Errington an award.”Map →
OrganizationAfghan Women's and Kids' Education & Necessities“Organization where Sue Errington serves as a board member.”Map →
locationHouse District 34“Legislative district represented by Sue Errington.”Map →
PersonJason“Son-in-law of Sue Errington.”Map →
OrganizationElections and Apportionment Committee“House committee where Sue Errington served as a member.”Map →
OrganizationMuncie OUTreach“Organization where Sue Errington serves on the board of directors.”Map →
OrganizationMuncie Resists“Organization that awarded Sue Errington the Persistence Award.”Map →
PersonSue Errington“Retiring Indiana State Representative being honored by resolution.”Map →
OrganizationBall State University“University where Sue Errington taught Spanish.”Map →
locationDelaware County“County where Sue Errington served on the county council.”Map →
OrganizationIndiana Recycling Market Development Program“Program where Sue Errington serves as a board member.”Map →
PersonAmy“Daughter of Sue Errington.”Map →
OrganizationPlanned Parenthood of Indiana and Kentucky“Organization where Sue Errington worked for 17 years.”Map →
OrganizationWomen in Business Unlimited“Organization that awarded Sue Errington the Athena Award.”Map →
PersonMark“Son-in-law of Sue Errington.”Map →

Sources

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iga.in.gov

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