Suzanne Crouch on Gun Control

	Suzanne Crouch on Gun Control

Democrats want to restrict our rights to bear arms

Crouch said with Democrats in control of Congress and President Joe Biden we are seeing what socialism will do to our country. "They want to nationalize elections and restrict our rights to bear arms," she said. "Big government and corporation media are eroding our rights." Source: The Herald Bulletin on 2024 Indiana Gubernatorial race , Sep 29, 2022

Prohibit local gun laws; require statewide standard

SB292: Preemption of local firearm regulation. Prohibits, with certain exceptions, a political subdivision from regulating: firearms, ammunition, and firearm accessories.

NRA-ILA statement in support (5/6/11): In one of the most successful pro-gun legislative sessions in the Hoosier State’s recent history, the Indiana General Assembly passed and sent several pro-firearm freedom bills to the governor. The NRA's top legislative priority, the "Firearm Preemption Reform" bill, passed in the General Assembly on the final day of the 2011 legislative session. Senate Bill 292 would mandate a statewide standard for all firearm laws in Indiana ["pre-empting" local city ordinances for more firearm restrictions].

Legislative Outcome: Passed House 70-24-6 on Apr/29/11; State Rep. Suzanne Crouch voted YES; passed Senate 40-10-0 on Apr/29/11; signed by Governor Mitch Daniels on May/10/11.

Source: NRA-ILA on Indiana Legislature voting records SB292 , Apr 29, 2011

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