McKinley Wins 84–25 Vote to Replace Zay in State Senate
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 …
Wells Launches Primary Challenge to Carson in Indiana’s 7th District
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 …
Copy-and-Paste Error Disrupts Hamilton County Democratic Delegate Allocation
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 …
Another Interesting Week at the Statehouse
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 …
Marion County Election Board Advances Investigation of Morales Campaign Video
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 …
Diego’s Defense; SOS Reveals List of ‘Special Deputies’
One day after Indy Politics raised questions about who was handling candidate oaths at the filing counter, the Indiana Secretary of State’s office moved quickly …
The Tiny Signature That Could Rattle Indiana’s Ballot
Roughly 330 candidates for state and federal office could potentially be at risk of being kicked off the ballot this year — a problem that …
AIM at Halftime
The Indiana General Assembly has reached the halfway point of its 2025 session, and local governments are closely watching several key issues that could significantly …
Ed Clere Stays ‘R’ at the Statehouse, Goes ‘I’ in Mayor’s Race
State Rep. Ed Clere says he’s not quite done with the Republican Party — but he is done putting its label next to his name …
Inskeep to UIndy: In a Political Era of Noise, Facts Still Matter
If it feels like the country is living through a year’s worth of political news every month, you’re not imagining it. That was the premise …