Indianapolis mayoral race

Criminal justice has been at the forefront of Indianapolis’ 2023 mayoral race, with both candidates – Democratic incumbent Joe Hogsett and Republican Jefferson Shreve – campaigning on how they will address public safety.

Indianapolis Republican mayoral candidate Jefferson Shreve unveiled his public safety plan Thursday, which mirrors key elements of Democratic Mayor Joe Hogsett’s strategy for firearm regulations.

Four Republican candidates running for Indianapolis mayor gathered for a forum Thursday night at the Indy Star.

The candidates were asked about innovative ideas, neighborhood investment, infrastructure and public safety.

The crowded field of candidates running for Indianapolis Mayor attended a forum Sunday night.

Abdul-Hakim Shabazz is a local journalist, lawyer, political commentator, radio host and teacher.

Democratic incumbent Mayor Joe Hogsett and his opponent, Republican State Sen. Jim Merritt, made their last push in the race for Indianapolis mayor Tuesday.

Indianapolis mayoral candidates Democratic incumbent Joe Hogsett, Republican State Sen. Jim Merritt and Libertarian Douglas McNaughton participated in the races final debate Monday night.

The African American Coalition of Indianapolis held a debate on issues that affect the black community.

Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett discussed his plan to address systemic racism with the Concerned Clergy of Indianapolis and the Baptist Ministers Alliance.