Posts in category 2018 election

by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz As we go into the third week of the Indiana General Assembly, I’ve been hearing some folks lament that lawmakers aren’t tackling …

Although it’s the political equivalent of winning a pre-season fantasy football game, more than 350 Republican activists gathered in Indianapolis to give Congressman Luke Messer …

Indiana State Representative Jim Baird is the first candidate to file in the contested 4th Congressional District Republican primary to replace incumbent Todd Rokita who …

by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz The race to be the Republican nominee for the U.S. Senate is taking another turn for the bizarre because we are now …

Incumbent Pete Visclosky is the first Democrat to file for office Congressional office while two Republicans are vying for Andre Carson’s seat in the 7th …

Although Hillary Clinton won his district in 2016 and he faces a primary challenger, Republican State Senator Mike Delph (District 29)  tells Indy Politics he’s …

We’re trying a new experiment here at Indy Politics.  At the start of the week,  we’re going to try and put out a calendar of …

Indy Politics takes a look at the politics of 2017 with help from our analysts, Dr. Laura Albright of the University of Indianapolis and Andy …

Indy Politics continues its week-long look at 2017 in review with various newsmakers.   Today we talk with Marc Lotter, former special assistant to President …

As part of a series of stories looking back at 2017, Indy Politics talks with Congresswoman Susan Brooks about the Republican tax cut, job development …