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Around 100 Participants Gathered at the State's First Capitol, with Many Expressing Discontent with the Trump Administration and Advocating for Ballot Education.

The Republican Candidate, Who Worked for Kevin Mccarthy and Jim Banks, Focuses on Election Integrity as He Seeks a Statewide Office for the First Time.

Republican Max Engling Is Challenging a New Television Advertisement From Democrat Beau Bayh's Campaign, Claiming It Falsely Portrays His Driving Record.

Campaign Finance Reports Show Democratic Candidate Beau Bayh Spent More Than Double His Republican Opponent, Max Engling, in the Most Recent Filing Period.

Known for a Historic Upset, Ballard Seeks to Overcome Significant Campaign Challenges and Reform the State's Election Office with a Non-Partisan Approach.

A Recent Statewide Survey Indicates Significant Voter Dissatisfaction with the Job Performance of President Donald Trump and Governor Mike Braun, Alongside Broad Opposition to New Data Center Construction and Early Redistricting.

Hoosiers in Terre Haute and Across the State Will Face Ballot Questions Concerning Four Judges, with Experts Offering Guidance on How to Make Informed Choices.

Indiana Officials Urge Residents in 21 Affected Counties to Apply for Federal Assistance by October 25, While 200 Remain in Emergency Housing.

New State Reforms Aim to Protect Vulnerable Children, Honest Providers, and Taxpayers From Fraud, Waste, and Improper Payments in the Applied Behavioral Analysis Program.

The Candidate, Son and Grandson of Prominent State Democrats, Outlines His Motivations While Addressing Criticisms About His Background and Resume.

Approximately 125 Hoosier Guard Members From Plymouth Will Serve a Nearly Yearlong Deployment in Southern Texas, Supporting Federal Immigration Enforcement and Relieving a Unit From Monticello.

The Move Marks a Rare Instance of a Non-Major Party Candidate Mounting a Widespread Television Campaign in Indiana, with Ads Starting Next Week.

Incumbent Representatives Across Indiana Face Challengers with Competing Plans for Federal Policy and Local Concerns as Early Voting Begins.

The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles Achieved Top National Rankings for Customer Satisfaction and Generated Millions From Its Popular 'Blackout' License Plates, Even as It Continues to Sell Hoosiers' Personal Data to Third Parties.

Former Lieutenant Governor Sue Ellspermann, a Longtime Republican, Publicly Backed Lincoln Party Candidate Greg Ballard, Emphasizing His Nonpartisan Track Record and Integrity for Hoosier Voters.

The Newly Formed Party, Aiming to Secure Automatic Statewide Ballot Access, Released Its Foundational Principles on Wednesday, Drawing Varied Reactions.

Campaign Finance and Donor Ties Lead to Disputes Between Republican Max Engling and Democrat Beau Bayh as Election Day Approaches.

A Recent Analysis of Over 1.2 Million Google Reviews by SEO Backlinks Found Indiana’s Bureau of Motor Vehicles Offices to Have the Highest Average Rating Nationwide.

The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration Briefly Halted Decisions on a New Assessment System for Disabled Hoosiers Following a Surge in Denials and Advocacy Group Questions.

The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration Estimates up to 12% of Healthy Indiana Plan Members Are Not yet Compliant with Federal Requirements Set to Begin in 2027.

New Polls Indicate a Close Contest Between Republican Max Engling and Democrat Beau Bayh, with Other Candidates and a Celebrity Endorsement Also Drawing Attention Ahead of Tuesday's Start to Early In-Person Voting.

Governor Mike Braun Announced Brittney Long Will Lead the Office Responsible for Guiding Hoosiers on Public Records and Open Meeting Laws, Following a Period of Complaints Regarding Response Times From the Previous Counselor.

Attorney General Todd Rokita Alleges Political Bias and Years of Targeting by State Disciplinary Officials, Including Over a Personal Jet Ski Dispute.

Lincoln Party Candidate Greg Ballard Said Wednesday a New Law Is Needed to Prevent Indiana’s Top Elections Officer From Endorsing or Donating to Candidates, Impacting Statewide Election Confidence.

State Proposals to Limit Medicaid-Funded Applied Behavior Analysis Hours and Alter Oversight Are Raising Alarms for Families and Providers Across Indiana.