That’s a wrap for Election Day 2024
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Live blog: See who won Marion County school board, Statehouse races
With all precincts reporting, most incumbents held onto their school board seats across Marion County.
2024 Election Results
2024 General Election results in Indianapolis, Marion County and Indiana, as well as U.S. President and Congress.
Photos: Inside the Republican and Democratic election night parties
Indiana political candidates and their supporters gathered on election night to watch results Nov. 5.
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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National Races
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State Races
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Indiana House of Representatives
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Indiana Senate
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County Races
Marion County Treasurer
🗳️ RESULTS
Democrat Barbara Lawrence, the incumbent, beat Republican Randy Wandell to become the Marion County treasurer, with all precincts reporting.
Township Races
Center Township Board of Trustees
District 5
🗳️ RESULTS
Karen A. Mitchell, a Democrat, won the race for District 5 of the Center Township Board of Trustees, with all precincts reporting.
Decatur Township Board of Trustees
District 4
🗳️ RESULTS
Joshua Masquelier, a Republican, won District 4 of Decatur Township’s Board of Trustees, with all precincts reporting.
Lawrence Township Board of Trustees
District 3
🗳️ RESULTS
Dino Batalis, a Republican, beat Pam Dechert, a Democrat, for Lawrence Township Board of Trustees District 3, with all precincts reporting. It was a close race with Batalis winning 52% to 48%.
Warren Township Board of Trustees
District 1
🗳️ RESULTS
Democrat Andy Whitehurst beat Brenda Bishop Kyle, a Republican, in the race for Warren Township Board of Trustees District 1, with all precincts reporting.
District 5
🗳️ RESULTS
Denita Harris, a Democrat, won District 5 of the Warren Township Board of Trustees, with all precincts reporting. She defeated Republican Craig R. Cordi 53% to 47%.
Wayne Township Board of Trustees
🗳️ RESULTS
Frank Islas, a Democrat, defeated Republican Kent E. Wells for Wayne Township Board of Trustees District 2, with all precincts reporting.
Recent stories
Election board refers voting center intimidation incident to prosecutor
Marion County Prosecutor Ryan Mears will decide whether to charge Michael John Palombi with violating any or all of the four election laws.
Election board reviews voter incident involving weapons
A hearing was delayed for a voter who brought two guns and a knife to polls on Election Day.
How these Indy college students voted may surprise you
Top issues for young voters included everything from reproductive rights to immigration to the economy.
Election workers honored as ‘Champions of Democracy’
The Marion County Election Board certified the 2024 election results and honored poll workers at a recent board meeting.
What Trump’s second term could look like for Black Americans
Attention turns toward The Heritage Foundation’s notorious manifesto Project 2025 as voters try to make sense of Tuesday’s election results.
‘I know America’: Indy Black women are unsurprised, but hurting
Still, some are holding hope that the next generation will see change that seems so distant.
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School Board Elections
IPS board to fill vacant position after vice president Kenneth Allen resigns
Although Allen lost his reelection bid, Indianapolis Public Schools board members must now appoint a new member to serve for the remainder of the year.
Astin Vick joins the Perry Township school board
Astin Vick won election as a write-in candidate and will join the board in January. She’ll replace incumbent Steven Johnson.
IPS Board member Kenneth Allen resigns, sworn in as Center Township constable
Kenneth Allen resigned from the Indianapolis Public Schools Board Friday evening, just days after losing his reelection bid and minutes after being sworn in as the new Center Township constable.
