Lincoln Party Unveils Statement of Principles Candidates Must Sign
INDIANAPOLIS — The Lincoln Party will require its candidates and party officials to sign and uphold a written Statement of Principles instead of adopting a …
The Ghosts of Elections Past
by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz, Esq. Lately, you can’t open an Indiana news site without tripping over my home state. The Chicago Bears are eyeing Hammond for …
Indy Council To Consider Flock camera rules after budget vote
Indianapolis City-County Council President Maggie Lewis said Monday night that the council is expected to take up possible guardrails for the city’s Flock license plate …
Bail, Town Court Judges on Indiana’s November Ballot
Indiana voters will see two proposed constitutional amendments on the Nov. 3 general election ballot. One would expand judges’ power to deny bail. The other …
A Hand Sign, A Photo, And A Call for a Chairman to Resign
UPDATE: Hamilton County GOP Chairman Mario Massillamany has released a written statement responding to Tinkle’s claims. It has been added below. by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz, Esq. …
Competing Polls Paint Different Pictures of Secretary of State Race
Competing polls released heading into early voting show different pictures of the Secretary of State race. A survey commissioned by a Republican-aligned group has Republican …
HLFA Poll Shows Secretary of State Race Tied
A poll commissioned by Hoosier Leadership for America shows Republican Secretary of State nominee Max Engling and Democrat Beau Bayh in a dead heat heading …
Braun Names Brittney Long Public Access Counselor
INDIANAPOLIS – Gov. Mike Braun has appointed Brittney Long as Indiana’s Public Access Counselor, effective Oct. 5, 2026. “Brittney has the legal credentials and passion …
Rokita v. IPAC
The Indiana Prosecuting Attorneys Council has barred Attorney General Todd Rokita from its winter training conference unless he apologizes for past comments about prosecutors. In …
Pollster urges voters to look beyond headline numbers when evaluating election polls
INDIANAPOLIS — With Election Day a little more than a month away, pollster Andrew Weiser says voters should treat polls as snapshots of public opinion—not …