The Indiana House has voted to do away with gun licenses. The plan to make Indiana a Constitutional Carry state passed yesterday on a largely party-line vote. The proposal would allow law-abiding gun owners to carry a gun without first getting a license to carry from the state. The Indiana State Police oppose the plan as among other things they say it will cost them five-million-dollars a year. The proposal now heads to the Indiana Senate, where it is expected to pass.
