A push to draw more independent redistricting maps in Indianapolis is underway with a new commission working on this issue.

Indiana lawmakers will hold hearings around the state Friday and Saturday to gather public feedback on the redistricting process.

A federal judge halted an Indiana law that wouldve barred voters from asking a court to extend polling hours.

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 recent studies one by Pew Research, the other from Harvard put Indiana in the bottom half of states for election integrity.

The suit emphasizes that Indiana lacks any rules or standards to determine whether a signature is genuine.

The five new sites are the result of a settled lawsuit filed against the county's election board.

The creation of new early voting sites requires a unanimous vote from the Election Board. In his motion Attorney General Hill says that vote never happened.

Common Cause Indiana and two branches of the NAACP filed a federal lawsuit against the board last summer.

One advocacy group says redistricting reform is key to increasing voter turnout, because gerrymandering results in too many landslide victories.