Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill has filed an amicus brief with the United States Supreme Court arguing the Pennsylvania Supreme Court overstepped its authority.
Ball State University President Geoff Mearns sent an email to the campus community Saturday afternoon noting a number of incidents on and near campus involving a caravan of dozens of vehicles displaying signs and flags in support of President Donald Trump.
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Four seats are on the November ballot for the Indianapolis Public Schools' Board of School Commissioners, putting the district’s future in the hands of voters at a pivotal moment. Chalkbeat Indiana and WFYI asked candidates to respond to the biggest issues facing the district and how they would represent their constituents. READ MORE
One of the most contentious races in the Indiana has been for the U.S. Congressional seat in
District 5. Republican Susan Brooks, who was first elected to the seat in 2012, did not seek re-election. WFYI’s Jill Sheridan spoke with Democrat Christina Hale, Republican Victoria Spartz and Libertarian Ken Tucker about issues including health care, insurance, the pandemic and calls for racial justice. READ MORE
The race for Indiana’s 7th Congressional district, which includes most of Marion County and Indianapolis, has been relatively quiet. WFYI Government and Policy Reporter, Jill Sheridan spoke with incumbent Democrat André Carson and Republican Susan Marie Smith about issues including health care, pandemic response, racial justice and economic recovery. READ MORE
Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill has filed an amicus brief with the United States Supreme Court arguing the Pennsylvania Supreme Court overstepped its authority.
Ball State University President Geoff Mearns sent an email to the campus community Saturday afternoon noting a number of incidents on and near campus involving a caravan of dozens of vehicles displaying signs and flags in support of President Donald Trump.
Supporters of President Donald J. Trump and challenger Joseph R. Biden gathered in Indianapolis -- two of many rallies and spontaneous celebrations held across the country.
The contentious, and at times bitter, 2020 election for four Indianapolis Public Schools Board of Commissioners seats became likely the most expensive election cycle in the districts history.
As updated vote counts show him trailing in key states, President Donald Trump Thursday evening falsely spread accusations of voter fraud while providing no evidence to back up his claims.
Republican Victoria Spartz held a press conference Thursday morning, following confirmation yesterday that she was elected to represent Indiana's 5th Congressional District.
There's never been an Indianapolis Public Schools Board of Commissioners race like this, but it was still unclear who will be the winner in some of the races.
President Donald Trump won Indiana by 19 percentage points in 2016 over Hillary Clinton. Although Republicans admitted his popularity had dropped in some areas.
Gov. Eric Holcomb has easily secured a second term in office, winning re-election over challengers Dr. Woody Myers, the Democrat, and Libertarian Donald Rainwater.
Todd Rokita, former Secretary of State and four-term congressman, secures Republican control over the statewide office for the sixth consecutive election.
Before Midnight election night, Republican Victoria Sparz claimed victory at a speech in Carmel. Near the same time, Democratic candidate Christina Hale said the race is not over.
Democrat Andre Carson was re-elected to the U.S. House of Representatives Tuesday. He's held the seat in Indiana's 7th Congressional district since 2008.
AP VoteCast found that 45 percent of Indiana voters said the U.S. is on the right track and 55 percent of voters said it is headed in the wrong direction.
At least two of the four school referendums on the ballot in Indiana this election passed. But results were not yet final for the largest school corporation with a funding proposal on the ballot on election night.
Indiana was called by the Associated Press for incumbent President Donald Trump shortly before 9 p.m. While media organizations like -- the AP -- may call races on election night, final vote tallies may take up to several days to finish counting.
In the 2020 U.S. general election, The Associated Press will declare winners in more than 7,000 races -- starting with the White House and reaching down the ballot to every seat in every state legislature.
AP VoteCast found that 45 percent of Indiana voters said the U.S. is on the right track and 55 percent of voters said it is headed in the wrong direction.
NPR provides live coverage of the results on the radio and online, and we rely on The Associated Press for all vote counting and race calls. That means we explicitly cite the AP when reporting results -- there are no "NPR calls."
Hoosiers are used to finding out which candidates won and lost on election night, or pretty close to it. But that likely won't be the case this year for some races.
The tempestuous election of 2020 has been rife with predictions of confusion and cataclysm, with warnings that a contested battle could last well into December. It has happened before. Take 1800, for example.
Americans in the 21st century aren't always the most patient of people -- and a deeply anticipated nail-biter of a 2020 election is certainly no exception. Nevertheless, counting votes accurately for an entire nation, in an election whose jurisdiction is divided up state by state, can be a cumbersome process.
There's been a lot more focus this election year on poll watchers -- particularly after President Donald Trump urged his supporters to "go into the polls and watch very carefully." But in Indiana -- like other states -- poll watchers are a very defined role in state election law.
Depending on who wins the four seats on the Indianapolis Public Schools Board of Commissioners, there could be an ideological tilt on the seven-member board that leads to drastically different outcomes.
Some buildings and businesses in downtown Indianapolis have boarded up windows and taken other security steps to prepare for possible unrest surrounding Election Day.
The Marion County Clerk's office expects a record turnout for this year's election. More than 200,000 people had already cast votes before the final day of early voting in the county.
In 2016, President Donald Trump campaigned on promises to save U.S. manufacturing jobs from leaving the country, including hundreds at the Indianapolis Carrier plant.
Gov. Eric Holcomb insists Hoosiers are safe at polling places across the state amid the ongoing pandemic. That's despite a record new number of COVID-19 cases, long lines at the polls and some county clerks who refuse to follow Holcomb's mask-wearing order.
More than 560,000 Hoosiers requested mail-in ballots for the November election -- a record for Indiana. And more than 460,000 of those ballots were returned.
WFYI Government and Policy Reporter, Jill Sheridan spoke to both 7th district candidates -- by phone to observe social distancing -- about issues including health care, pandemic response, racial justice and economic recovery.
In response to people waiting up to eight hours to cast a ballot at early voting sites in Marion County the clerks office is extending voting hours at the City-County Building.
Gov. Eric Holcomb's stance comes even though Indiana law already requires 11 vaccines for public school students, including those for whooping cough, tetanus, measles and meningitis.
Republican Todd Huston's seat is among those being targeted by Democrats as they look to break the two-thirds supermajority Indiana House Republicans have had for the past eight years.
Hoosier voters got their chance Tuesday to hear the candidates views on a wide range of topics everything from marijuana legalization and redistricting reform to racial inequity and broadband access.
Racial equity issues have been an afterthought -- if mentioned at all -- in most Indiana school board races in past years. But after this summers social justice protests, students and communities are demanding school boards address systemic racism and a wide range of connected issues.
The IPS Community Coalition said Monday it violated campaign finance rules by not reporting its support for four school board candidates on the November ballot.
The Democratic candidate for Indiana attorney general is calling on the state to legalize marijuana, saying that doing so would reduce the state's prison and jail populations and generate millions of dollars for public education.
A federal appeals court has upheld a law unique to Indiana that prohibits voters from asking county judges to extend voting hours beyond the state's 6 p.m. closing time because of Election Day troubles.
It's likely more than 1 million Hoosiers will have voted before the second of two gubernatorial debates takes place Tuesday and some question whether those debates can still have an impact because of their late date.
Central Indiana saw long early voting lines this weekend, and long lines can increase safety concerns for older residents. Not only are they more at risk, it can be harder for some to stand for that long, and many may not know they can bring someone with them to help.
Political groups are pouring big money into school board campaigns in Indiana this year. These hotly contested elections help shape the future of education, but school boards make decisions that have a wide impact on their local communities.
The Indiana secretary of states office, which oversees state election policy, said 559,749 absentee by-mail ballots were requested across the state as of Friday, and 530,854 voters have voted at an early voting location. Thursday was the deadline for requesting a ballot.
As we conclude our series on young activists, we meet Maria Duenas Lopez, a first generation Mexican-American who advocates for immigrants. Side Effects Public Medias Darian Benson interviewed her about the importance of an inclusive democracy.
One of the most contentious races in the Indiana has been for the U.S. Congressional seat in
District 5. WFYIs Jill Sheridan spoke with candidates Christina Hale (D), Victoria Spartz (R) and Ken Tucker (L) about issues including health care, insurance, the pandemic and calls for racial justice.
Gov. Eric Holcomb defended his job performance Tuesday in the first of two gubernatorial debates this year. His challengers, Democrat Dr. Woody Myers and Libertarian Donald Rainwater, assailed Holcombs record but from sharply different angles.
The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles will extend hours of operation to issue ID cards and drivers licenses to be used for identification at a polling place.
Fountain County Clerk Paula Copenhaver said she will "not be part of the government overreach" and contends social distancing and hand sanitizer are enough.
Deep-pocketed political action committees have thrown over $200,000 into four races for Indianapolis Public Schools board seats, helping candidates who support partnerships with charter schools to far out-raise their competitors.
The Indiana Debate Commission said it discussed the new format with campaign leaders for Republican Gov. Eric Holcomb, Democratic challenger Woody Myers and Libertarian Donald Rainwater.
The rally combined a Youth Voices Matter rally with events from Nasty Women Indy and the Womens March to amplify underrepresented voices including women, young people and racial minorities.
A Black woman who says she has received numerous racist and threatening messages as an Indiana congressional candidate against Vice President Mike Pence's brother called police after hearing what she thought was gunfire before a campaign event.
Indiana's final elected schools chief says that the 2020 election has a lot on the line, especially for education. But she has concerns about the future of the position of the state's top education official.
Goshen, Indiana, is a little blue dot in a mostly red, rural county. Its Main Street is a simple two-lane street, but gets a lot of traffic being one of the most direct ways in and out of town.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Dr. Woody Myers says Gov. Eric Holcomb is frozen in the intensifying spotlight after he refused to reimpose COVID-19 restrictions in the face of worsening numbers.
The 2020 Indiana governors race always looked like an uphill battle for the challengers, Democrat Dr. Woody Myers and Libertarian Donald Rainwater. A global pandemic likely only made it harder. But incumbent Republican Gov. Eric Holcombs victory is not quite guaranteed.
Indiana Democrats are targeting the state attorney general's race as their best chance to break the stranglehold Republicans have over state government.
This year's presidential campaign is unlike any other, and so far, that includes the debates between candidates. And it's prompting more questions and conversations in classrooms everywhere, including in Indiana.
More than half of the voting machines Hoosiers are using in this year's election don't have a paper backup -- making them more vulnerable to irreversible errors and breaches.
Indiana's attorney general candidates are divided over how the Republican governor has used the states emergency powers law to impose a mask mandate and other coronavirus-related executive orders that have stirred discord among conservative voters.
Hoosiers can register in-person at their county election administrators office they have until the end of the business day to do so. But they have until midnight if they go online to IndianaVoters.com.
The 2020 campaign for Indiana governor -- like so much of peoples lives -- has been overtaken by concerns about the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and nationwide protests over racial injustice and police violence. Indiana Public Broadcasting's Brandon Smith sat down with each candidate to discuss the race's big issues.
The 2020 campaign for Indiana governor -- like so much of people's lives -- has been overtaken by concerns about the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and nationwide protests over racial injustice and police violence. Indiana Public Broadcasting's Brandon Smith sat down with each candidate to discuss the race's big issues.
The 2020 campaign for Indiana governor -- like so much of peoples lives -- has been overtaken by concerns about the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and nationwide protests over racial injustice and police violence. Indiana Public Broadcasting's Brandon Smith sat down with each candidate to discuss the race's big issues.
A federal judge is forcing Indiana to count all mail-in ballots that are postmarked by Election Day, Nov. 3, as long as they arrive to county clerks by Nov. 13.
A group of Indiana residents trying to force the state to allow all Hoosier voters to cast mail-in ballots this year have their day in a federal appeals court Wednesday.
Barring a last-minute curveball from the federal courts, Indiana will be one of only four states without expanded vote-by-mail for the 2020 general election, amid an ongoing pandemic, but advocates haven't given up on the fight
The deadline to register for this fall's election is Monday, Oct. 5. If you register in person at your local election administrator's office, that means the end of the business day. If you register online at IndianaVoters.com, you have until midnight.
Libertarian Jo Jorgensen delivered her speech to a crowd of hundreds in Westfield, just north of Indianapolis. She laid out her platform, one that often diverges from both the major party candidates.
Less than half of the number of 18- and 19-year-olds are registered to vote in Indiana this year compared to 2016. That decline is the worst in the nation.
Four seats are on the November ballot for the Indianapolis Public Schools' Board of School Commissioners, putting the districts future in the hands of voters at a pivotal moment. Here is a voter's guide on the candidates.
The death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg could have huge implications for the future of reproductive rights and access to abortion. Indiana's candidates for governor each weighed in on the controversial issue this week.
Indiana residents must be registered to vote 29 days before each election. What do you need on Election Day? What do you need to register to vote? Can you vote if you're homeless? Were answering your questions submitted through the Indiana 2020 Two-Way.
The Marion County Clerk's office is expecting many people to vote absentee by mail in the upcoming General Election and wants to ensure all votes are counted.
Gov. Eric Holcomb's statewide mask mandate and six months of other coronavirus restrictions has stirred discontent among conservatives, complicating his front-runner campaign against underfunded Democratic challenger Woody Myers.
The first forum for candidates seeking election to the Indianapolis Public Schools' Board of School Commissioners was held Saturday Sept. 19 by a group often critical of the districts policies.
Indiana expanded vote-by-mail to all voters who wanted it for the 2020 primary. Republicans have blocked all efforts to do so for the general election.
Vanderburgh County Sheriff Dave Wedding made his announcement outside the Evansville business of major Republican donor Steve Chancellor with Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch in attendance.
Indiana law cuts off voter registration 29 days before an election. This year, that means Hoosiers have until the end of the day on Monday, Oct. 5 to register.
Because there has been a lot of confusing and often inaccurate information circulating, we thought it would be good to review some American election basics.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Woody Myers wont say who he is considering to appoint as the first state superintendent of public instruction since the law was changed, but on Saturday he described the main qualification as an expert public school educator.
Indiana Secretary of State Connie Lawson insists the state will have a "normal election" this fall and won't expand mail-in voting amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Never crossing President Donald Trump has helped the former Indiana governor and congressman survive while tethered to a president who sinks perceived enemies swiftly and publicly. Pence's formal nomination this week as Trump's running mate was a vindication after rumors flew that the president might dump him.
The appeal filed Tuesday by the nonprofit group Indiana Vote By Mail and several voters comes after a federal judge in Indianapolis rejected on Friday their request for a court order to extend no-excuse mail-in balloting.
Three incumbents and eight other candidates filed to seek election to the Indianapolis Public Schools' Board of School Commissioners in the Nov. 3 election, according to Marion County Election Board.
A group of Hoosier voters filed a lawsuit against the Indiana Election Commission after Republican commission members refused to allow any Hoosier who wanted to vote by mail to cast a ballot that way for the 2020 general election.
Indiana law allows Hoosiers to vote absentee by mail for 11 reasons, including if they're 65 or older or if they'll be absent from their county the entire time polls are open on Election Day.
Common Cause Indiana and the Indiana NAACP are suing Indiana in federal court over what they say is its unjustifiably early deadline to return absentee vote-by-mail ballots.
Two former Indiana lieutenant governors called for Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb to expand mail-in voting Friday as the coronavirus continues. Without a broad mail-in voting option, former Indiana lieutenant governors John Mutz and Kathy Davis said Friday that fewer voting locations and long lines at polls will further suppress minority, disabled and low-income voters.
Groups including Common Cause Indiana, the League of Women Voters of Indiana, the ACLU of Indiana and the Greater Indianapolis NAACP all want the state to expand vote-by-mail to anyone who wants it for the Nov. 3 election.
Indiana's Democratic challenger in the race for governor says the state needs to offer clearer health guidelines for schools to follow as they plan to reopen.
The field for Indiana attorney general is set, as Democrat Jonathan Weinzapfel faces off against Republican Todd Rokita. But current Attorney General Curtis Hill may still have an impact on the campaign, even after losing the race for the GOP nomination.
The reenergized movement against racial inequality has amplified the voices of Black candidates, in some cases pushing the political debate over race into Republican-leaning areas.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Woody Myers unveiled a criminal justice reform plan that mandates new training for police, shifts funding to social services and decriminalizes marijuana.
The University of Michigan backed out of hosting the second presidential debate due to work needed to prepare the Ann Arbor campus for the fall semester during the pandemic.
Members of the Indiana 2020 Two-Way asked us what role this months state Republican and Democratic party conventions play in Indiana elections. So, Indiana Public Broadcasting and All IN went to work to answer some of those questions.
Longtime state Sen. Karen Tallian and former Evansville Mayor Jonathan Weinzapfel are vying for the nomination, a selection made by state delegates rather than primary election voters.
Indiana recently closed the book on maybe the most unusual election in its history -- a primary, delayed by a month, that featured expanded vote-by-mail.
The Indiana Democratic Party partnered with Indianapolis station WISH-TV to broadcast some of the typical convention events Thursday speeches from party leaders and discussions of key issues -- like health care and education.
Indiana is among the states and the District of Columbia with primaries on Tuesday. Pennsylvania offers the days biggest trove of presidential delegates.
State Sen. Victoria Spartz won the Republican nomination to replace GOP Rep. Susan Brooks in Indiana's congressional district. Former state Rep. Christina Hale of Indianapolis won the Democratic primary.
The state's award of a $17.9 million contract for operating dozens of coronavirus testing sites across Indiana came weeks after a company executive gave $50,000 to Gov. Eric Holcomb's reelection campaign.
There's been a new shakeup in the Republican race for the Indiana Attorney General nomination former Secretary of State and U.S. Rep. Todd Rokita announced his candidacy Wednesday.
Dr. Woody Myers and former Rep. Linda Lawson are effusive in their praise for each other as they begin to campaign as the Indiana Democrats gubernatorial ticket.
The Indiana Republican Party's 2020 state convention will be virtual. The party officially announced the change Tuesday, in compliance with COVID-19 guidelines.
Former U.S. Rep. Todd Rokita issued a statement about possibly seeking the Republican nomination for the office after the state Supreme Court on Monday ordered a 30-day law license suspension for Hill.
Election officials and state political leaders are encouraging mail-in voting as a way to protect poll workers and voters from possible COVID-19 exposure even as plans still call for opening in-person voting sites on primary day.
Fourteen Indiana 5th District Republican candidates made their pitch Monday during a virtual town hall as to why voters should support them, in the sprawling primary field, to replace outgoing Congresswoman Susan Brooks
Lawson spent 20 years serving her northwest Indiana House district. In a Facebook video, Myers says beyond her legislative experience, Lawson has spent her career breaking glass ceilings.
Indiana residents must be registered to vote 29 days before each election. What do you need on Election Day? What do you need to register to vote? Can you vote if you're homeless?
Gov. Eric Holcomb has indicated some businesses might be allowed to reopen in the coming days, if data shows health care systems arent being overwhelmed.
Indiana Democratic gubernatorial candidate Woody Myers announced proposals Wednesday to provide more state-level support for Hoosier small businesses suffering from the COVID-19 crisis.
Theres been a shakeup in the Republican race for Indiana Attorney General. Decatur County Prosecutor Nate Harter announced his bid Tuesday while former Department of Revenue Commissioner Adam Krupp dropped out.
Indiana election officials have started contemplating whether voters might need to cast all ballots by mail for the state's primary election because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Republican Gov. Eric Holcomb said Thursday he was in favor of pushing back Indianas May 5 primary but that GOP Secretary of State Connie Lawson was leading discussions with state political party leaders.
Moving Indianas primary election to June 2 could have a ripple effect on this years Democratic and Republican state party conventions, slated for mid-June.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Dr. Woody Myers says the General Assembly should be brought in for an emergency session to help address the COVID-19 crisis.
Former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg has suspended his campaign for president. He did not throw his support behind any other candidate, but instead called for unity in the party moving forward.
About 3-in-10 Latino voters both Democrats and Republicans say they have given a lot of thought to who is running for president in 2020, a new survey shows.
More than half of Indiana's 92 counties have voting machines without a paper backup. Election security experts say those backups are critical to electoral integrity.
Members of our Indiana 2020 Two-Way texting group told us they wanted to know more about health care costs, what's being done to address them, and why the system is the way it is.
According to the U.S. Census, almost one-third of the state is Hispanic or Latino. So, ahead of the Saturday caucuses, we talked with three Latino college students in Northern Nevada.
Americans are divided on lots of issues. But a new national survey finds that people across the political spectrum agree on at least one thing: Our health care system needs fixing.
Sen. Victoria Spartz of Noblesville announced her congressional campaign on Wednesday. She joined the state Senate in 2017 when she was picked to replace longtime Sen. Luke Kenley after he retired.
Donald Trump supporters cheered Wednesday as Karen Pence returned to the Indiana Statehouse where her husband used to be governor to file paperwork putting Trump's name on the state's presidential primary ballot.
More than 150 people gathered in Indianapolis Saturday for a national Democratic candidate training. State party leaders say this is part of a larger push for Democrats in Indiana.
Gov. Eric Holcomb filed paperwork Tuesday for the Republican nomination seeking a second term in the 2020 election but said afterward it was all premature to say whether he would endorse a challenger to embattled Republican Attorney General Curtis Hill.
FBI officials in Indianapolis say foreign influence will be an important focus of election security this year, but they'll also investigate other election crimes, like voter manipulation and data breaches.
The surprising announcement comes shortly after the last campaign fundraising period ended, and leaves two Democrats vying for their party's nomination.
Seven GOP candidates are now slated to compete in the May primary. All but one participated in the forum, and topics included abortion and the economy, but immigration dominated.
In a video statement, Hill references his efforts to boost drug addiction treatment, lawsuits against pharmaceutical companies and his numerous anti-abortion legal fight
More than half of the Iowas hospitals are operating in the red, while per capita spending on health care is rising sharply. So what are the candidates proposing when it comes to Medicare?
The presidential debates are set for Sept. 29 at the University of Notre Dame in Indiana; Oct. 15 at the University of Michigan, and Oct. 22 at Belmont University in Nashville, Tennessee.
The Gary lawmaker launched his campaign in his hometown with a crowd of about 200 supporters. He was introduced at the kickoff by State Superintendent of Public Instruction Jennifer McCormick, who is a Republican.
Buttigieg's speech emphasized the need to confront systemic racism with targeted policies, on everything from health care disparities to school segregation to income inequality.
Democratic incumbent Joe Hogsett and Republican challenger Jim Merritt's first face to face mayoral debate focused on fighting poverty and raising the minimum wage.
Steve Braun is the first prominent Republican to enter the race since U.S. Rep. Susan Brooks announced in June she wouldn't seek a fifth term. Democrats Christina Hale and Dee Thornton announced their campaigns for the seat in July.
The Adams County Election Board voted 2-1 along party lines Tuesday to disqualify Daniel Rickord as the Democratic nominee for mayor of Decatur. The decision leaves Republican Mayor Kenneth Meyer unopposed.
Some of the 2020 Democratic presidential candidates laid out, briefly, their plans to help end systemic racism in speeches at the National Urban League conference Thursday.
Buttigieg referenced the recent controversy over President Donald Trumps racist tweets, condemning them while cautioning Democrats not to allow Trump to steal all the oxygen from the conversation.
Gov. Eric Holcomb officially launched his re-election bid Saturday and political analysts say his path to a second term is likely an easy one. No elected Indiana governor has lost a re-election bid since the state began allowing second terms in the 1970s.
Gov. Eric Holcomb leaned heavily into basketball references as he launched his re-election bid Saturday at the Hoosier Gym, where the movie "Hoosiers" filmed.
Senator and 2020 presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) Warren used the RV Hall of Fame as the backdrop for pushing a jobs policy she released earlier in the week.
Sen. Eddie Melton (D-Gary) will announce Tuesday evening hes exploring a bid for governor. He is the first Democrat to take formal steps towards a 2020 gubernatorial run.
Dyngus Day is a Polish holiday celebrating the end of Lent with eating, drinking, dancing and otherwise making merry. Through the years in South Bend the celebration has turned into a political event.
Buttigieg announced his exploratory committee for a presidential run about a month ago. On Sunday afternoon in South Bend he was in front of a hometown crowd, trying to translate mayor into president.
Schultz, who says he's known Purdue President and former Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels for about a year, took multiple swipes at both parties during a half-hour address.
South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg is among a number of potential candidates who believe the 2016 and 2018 elections showed that voters are looking for fresh faces and that the old rules of politics may no longer apply.
These debates from WFYI’s studios are being presented by the Indiana Debate Commission in coordination with IPBS. Incumbent Governor Eric Holcomb will face challengers Dr. Woodrow Myers and Libertarian Donald Rainwater.
Hear directly from the candidates in this hotly contested race. Republican Victoria Spartz and Democrat Christina Hale answer questions posed by voters live from WFYI studios. Presented by Indiana Town Halls.
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The Indiana State Board of Education on Wednesday quietly rescinded an earlier decision to count nearly 1,100 additional students who left school without diplomas as dropping out.
As Indiana works to make sure older adults get the COVID-19 vaccination, local agencies on aging are helping register seniors and get the word out about mobile vaccination offerings.
Hoosier housing experts say the coronavirus has put added pressure on many families. There may be fewer options to live with relatives, leaving more parents and children without a permanent residence. And that can hit the Black community especially hard. A look at the issue through the experience of a single father of five.