In the limited polling Indiana has seen so far in the presidential race, Republican Donald Trump has a sizeable lead over Democrat Hillary Clinton.

The Indiana Republican State Committee voted Monday to officially make State Auditor Suzanne Crouch the party's candidate for lieutenant governor.

Lt. Gov. Eric Holcomb, U.S. Representatives Susan Brooks and Todd Rokita, and State Sen. Jim Tomes are all seeking the nomination.

WFYI News explores the latest shakeups in Indiana politics with Gov. Mike Pence's departure to join Donald Trump at the top of the GOP ticket, and Baron Hill's exit from the U.S. Senate race and Evan Bayh's entrance.

Pence campaign spokesman Marc Lotter says the meeting is consistent with other meetings Pence has taken with party leaders.

Gregg says naming Hale as his running mate was a governing decision, not a political one, and that her gender wasn't a factor.

David Orentlicher filed for a recount in the 8th Congressional District Democratic primary against opponent Ron Drake.

The governor spoke some about his plans if reelected, including expanding preschool funding and combating drug abuse.

Gary has seen economic investment from Donald Trump, and Kokomo benefited from President Obama's auto bailout. But those connections haven't necessarily led to political goodwill.

Where will the presidential candidates be on Monday?