Election officials and voter advocates highlighted several issues with legislation in the Senate Elections Committee this week, including privacy concerns, potential lawsuits and voter suppression.

Whether southern Indiana farmer John Rust will appear on the U.S. Senate Republican primary ballot this spring is now in the hands of the state Supreme Court.

The Republican businessman joins at least four other GOP candidates vying for the seat currently held by Greg Pence.

It appears Indiana's Republican primary ballot for governor this year will have six candidates after this weeks filing deadline.

Legislation headed to the full Senate aims to protect poll workers while they're doing their jobs by making a slight expansion to existing law.

The plaintiffs in a redistricting case against the Anderson City Council have filed a motion in federal court for summary judgment, a decision based on evidence and statements without a full trial.

While Indiana's voter registration and participation numbers have improved in the last couple of statewide election cycles, the state continues to fall further behind the rest of the country.

The slew of candidates campaigning for governor raised a combined $12.5 million in the most expensive and competitive Republican gubernatorial primary in the state’s recent history — all according to the most recent campaign finance reports released Wednesday by the Secretary of State’s office.

Indiana lawmakers want to address images, video and audio of election candidates that are digitally altered or faked.

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