State Senator representing Hoosiers from District 25 which includes Muncie, Anderson, and Daleville.
Joined January 2013
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Senator Tim Lanane retweeted
Our caucus' statement on last night's tragic shooting in Indianapolis:
indianasenatedemocrats.org/s…
Senator Tim Lanane retweeted
Thank you and goodbye to @SenMarkStoops. After eight years of public service at the Statehouse, he is officially departing from the Indiana Senate. Your leadership and conviction for standing for what's right will be missed. The @INSenDems wish you all the best moving forward!
Senator Tim Lanane retweeted
Upshot of today's briefing: spread of virus continues to worsen; no new state actions or initiatives to fight it.
Senator Tim Lanane retweeted
The 1st date for which IN reported a COVID hospital census was April 8. Thus, the 1st time we could calculate a 7-day average for people hospitalized with COVID was April 14.
On that date, nearly 7 months ago, the average was 1,705, the highest it had been until...
Today: 1,713
1,759 Hoosiers are hospitalized with #coronavirus, 27 more than yesterday and the second-highest since ISDH began reporting the count April 9. Of those, 528 are in intensive care, 33 more than yesterday and the most since April 30.
Senator Tim Lanane retweeted
The 7-day average for people hospitalized with COVID-19 has now increased every day for 41 straight days.
Over that time, the average increased 121%
1,759 Hoosiers are hospitalized with #coronavirus, 27 more than yesterday and the second-highest since ISDH began reporting the count April 9. Of those, 528 are in intensive care, 33 more than yesterday and the most since April 30.
Senator Tim Lanane retweeted
The latest update from the Secretary of State's office shows that there are still around 66k mail-in ballots that haven't been returned to county election administrators.
A reminder: the deadline is tomorrow (Nov. 3) at NOON.
wfyi.org/news/articles/unret…
Senator Tim Lanane retweeted
If your absentee mail-in ballot still hasn't arrived or you have not yet mailed in your ballot, please read below:
Senator Tim Lanane retweeted
On Sept. 18, the 7-day positivity rate reported by the state hit a 3-month low (3.8%), just as the governor announced the transition to Stage 5.
Since then, that rate has climbed steadily, increasing 92% over a nearly five-week period.
Indiana shatters its single-day record with 3,649 new #coronavirus cases, soaring past 3,000 for the first time. It's the eighth new one-day high this month, and 27% higher than the last high-water mark a week ago.
Senator Tim Lanane retweeted
Indiana shatters its single-day record with 3,649 new #coronavirus cases, soaring past 3,000 for the first time. It's the eighth new one-day high this month, and 27% higher than the last high-water mark a week ago.
Senator Tim Lanane retweeted
Today is National First Responders Day! Thank you to all those heroes who make it their mission to take action and save lives when disaster strikes. Especially during this global pandemic, it's important we appreciate those workers on the front lines!
Senator Tim Lanane retweeted
Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb was clear in his last answer--don't expect renewed COVID-19 restrictions. This is a complete reversal on "following the data" philosophy he had earlier in pandemic. The data now tells a story that doesn't correlate with re-opening.
Senator Tim Lanane retweeted
Hoosiers who are in quarantine with COVID-19, can complete an ABS-Traveling Board application to vote via traveling board this election. Application requests must be submitted by noon on Nov 2 and can be found at ow.ly/1qZJ50C4iuK. Read more:ow.ly/KXxK50C4iuM
Senator Tim Lanane retweeted
"Why would our governor want to be on a list of states that make it more difficult for hard-working Americans to vote during a health emergency?" Read the full op-ed by @TimLanane here: ow.ly/tSIQ50C3aDM
Senator Tim Lanane retweeted
Based on this model, about the same time we are finding out who the next president is, #COVID19 will be the #1 cause of death for Hoosiers. Absolutely gut-wrenching.
Senator Tim Lanane retweeted
The 7-day average for people hospitalized with COVID is now 1,441, the highest since May 8.
The average has increased every day for 31 straight days.
And in that time, it's jumped 86%.
1,548 Hoosiers are hospitalized with #coronavirus, 33 more than yesterday and the most since May 5. Of those, 434 are in intensive care, two more than yesterday and the most since May 17.
Senator Tim Lanane retweeted
2,519 new Indiana #coronavirus cases, the state's 3rd-highest single-day total, and 27 newly reported deaths, bringing the death toll to 3,858. Counting presumptive #COVID19 deaths, the total death toll is 4,092.
Senator Tim Lanane retweeted
The number of Hoosiers hospitalized with COVID-19 today equals April 23. At the time, Indiana ordered people to stay home "except when they are at work or for permitted activities, such as taking care of others, obtaining necessary supplies, and for health and safety."
Senator Tim Lanane retweeted
On Sept. 26, Gov. Holcomb moved the state to its final reopening phase, Stage 5.
The 7-day average number of new COVID cases reported by the state that day was 857.
Today, that average is 1,653.
That's a 93% increase in just less than three weeks.
