Poll Finds Broad Opposition to Mid-Decade Redistricting
A new national survey commissioned by Common Cause shows strong bipartisan opposition to mid-decade redistricting, with voters in both red and blue states urging Congress …
Remediation document reveals ethics concerns before Indiana cabinet secretary resignation
by Casey Smith and Niki Kelly, Indiana Capital Chronicle September 9, 2025 A remediation agreement signed in July shows Jennifer-Ruth Green was already the subject …
Indiana Public Safety Secretary Jennifer-Ruth Green resigns
by Casey Smith, Indiana Capital Chronicle September 8, 2025 Jennifer-Ruth Green has stepped down as Indiana’s Secretary of Public Safety, Gov. Mike Braun announced Saturday, …
The Great Rate Debate
AES Indiana is asking state regulators to approve a two-step rate increase that would raise the average residential customer’s bill by about $21 per month …
Longshot in Court, Loudspeaker in Politics
by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz I decided to take a break from my own defamation-related lawsuits and focus on this one—the latest skirmish in the Indiana Republican …
Sweet 16
Friday is the anniversary of the day the Lovely Mrs. Shabazz took one for the team and made the smartest decision she ever made, which …
Marion County Election Board Seeks Dismissal of Lawsuit Over GOP Fundraiser
Disclaimer: In the interest of full disclosure, I am currently involved in defamation litigation against both Jeremiah Tevebaugh and David Waters. In addition, David Waters …
Braun Makes Various Appointments to Boards & Commissions
Governor Mike Braun today announced new appointments to various state boards and commissions. Appointments: Board of Podiatric Medicine Dr. Michael Nirenberg (Friendly Foot Care) Appointment: …
Data Center Talking Points
Indy Politics looks at the proposed Google data center debate from two different perspectives We speak with Indy City-County Councilor Michael Paul Hart who opposes …
A Little Legal Fan Fiction
So what would happen if Indiana lawmakers actually drew new Congressional maps? Well, obviously there’d be a lawsuit. But what legal arguments would the plaintiff’s …