INDIANAPOLIS -- On Wednesday, Indiana Gov. Mike Braun said it was a "day of good news."

Braun's office hosted a news conference, touting his recent announcement that his administration has reportedly delivered more than $37 million in direct savings to the state of Indiana, as well as more than $72 million in cost avoidance, over his first six months.

According ot a news release that Braun's office released earlier this month, officials said at the time that this reflects a "3:1 return on investment and highlight(s) the administration’s fast-track approach to disciplined, results-driven governance."

This comes after Braun signed a series of orders in mid-January that aimed to help "streamline state government and boost efficiency." These orders also included the state's elimination of d

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