Statehouse Happenings: Morales Snafu Leads to Filing Chaos
The Office of Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales was at the center of controversy, as candidates across the state were forced to refile for …
The Office of Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales was at the center of controversy, as candidates across the state were forced to refile for …
The long-simmering billboard war in Marion County just went from tense to thermonuclear at the Statehouse. What started as a routine hearing on Senate Bill …
House Republicans this week signaled they may move to rein in how Indianapolis spends leftover local money on roads after a $25 million “underspend” pot …
A bunch of folks don’t like the way things are going in Indiana — and you don’t need a poll to see it. You can …
by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz, Esq. In a year with no President, Governor, or U.S. Senate race at the top of the ticket, Indiana’s most visible Republican …
Republican precinct committeemen in north-central Indiana have selected Marion businessman and former police officer Nick McKinley to fill the vacant Senate seat in Indiana’s 17th …
A familiar statewide candidate is now aiming for Washington. Destiny Wells has officially filed to run for Congress in Indiana’s 7th Congressional District, setting up …
A clerical error by the Hamilton County Democratic Party chairman has led to the misallocation of Democratic Party delegates in multiple legislative districts, a mistake …
This week at the Statehouse, between lawmakers trying to juggle tragedy, big-ticket projects, thorny policy fights, there was also the recent controversy surrounding the Secretary …
The Marion County Election Board voted unanimously Wednesday to formally notify Secretary of State Diego Morales of investigative findings that his reelection campaign used state-owned …