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Posted inGovernment
“It’s all performative.” Why Hoosiers say government is corrupt
One in four voters identified government corruption as their top concern.
Posted inPolicy & Impact
The Amish have historically never voted. That’s changing in Indiana
Two officials in Elkhart County are pushing more to cast ballots
Posted inGovernment
Ruckelshaus, Moorhead focus on taxes, healthcare in swing district
Indiana Senate District 29, which includes parts of the west side, has featured tight races in recent elections.
Posted inGovernment
Township judges slated to appear in forum
Nine small claims court judges are up for reelection. Eight are running unopposed.
Posted inGovernment
GOP Poll: Mears holds edge in Marion County prosecutor’s race
The Democrat faces a challenge from Philip Foust, a Republican and former prosecutor.
Posted inEducation
How to meet candidates running for Warren Township school board
Candidates will meet in a public forum Sept. 22. Here’s how to attend or watch online.
Posted inEducation
Marion County school board elections: Tell us what you want to know
It’s the first time school board candidates can declare a political party affiliation on the 2026 ballot
Posted inGovernment
Who are Hogsett’s top donors? Many do business with the city.
A first-time analysis shows many big contributors do business with the city.
Posted inGovernment
Hogsett vowed to fight insiders. His campaign advanced their interests behind closed doors
Here’s how Hogsett’s campaign machine infiltrated city government starting in the mayor’s very first term.
