The founder of two shuttered virtual charter schools used state funds meant for “underprivileged and at-risk” students to make campaign contributions to support Republican candidates, prosecutors allege in an ongoing federal criminal case.
Tag: Elections
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Should Indy have more early voting sites? Here’s who decides.
The three-person election board would need to vote unanimously to expand early voting.
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Look: Election Day is alive in Indianapolis
See photos of voters and poll workers from around the city Nov. 5, 2024.
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Out-of-state Indiana college students face barriers to voting
Some college students say they’ve faced challenges trying to vote with mail-in ballots.
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Ethics complaint says Morales used public money for self-promotion
The Indiana chapter of the League of Women Voters filed an ethics complaint against Secretary of State Diego Morales, accusing the elected official of using his position for self-promotion.
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Get paid to work the polls in Marion County for the 2024 election
Go behind the scenes of the 2024 general election while helping voters in your community.
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Voters to decide whether to change succession for Indiana governor
A constitutional amendment question on the ballot this fall would change who can fill in as governor if the acting governor can’t fulfill their duties.
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How to register to vote for the Nov. 5 general election
The deadline to register is Oct. 7, and it takes just a few minutes.
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The politics of dying
Democrat Scott Medd is running unopposed for county coroner in heavily Republican Rush County.
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Perry’s school board has just 2 candidates for 4 seats. Here’s what could happen next.
The absence of contested elections makes it easier for outside groups to sway results, a civics expert says.
