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Legislative leaders shed some light on redistricting plans, AP reports

Holcomb signs civics education bill, seen as an early step toward improving Indiana’s civic health

John Krull commentary: Lawmakers send cash and constitution into the shredder

Committee passes elections bill but removes provisions limiting absentee voting and governor’s powers

Final ICRC hearing focuses on 2nd Congressional District and the tradeoffs of “compactness”

Proposal for redistricting reform is short-lived as parliamentary move ends debate

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REDISTRICTING IN 2021: Indiana’s civic health can be improved by drawing fair maps

Every 10 years in years ending in 1, an otherwise relatively obscure figure in American history — a legitimate “Founding Father”-- becomes a household name.…

POINT: “Indiana is not gerrymandered … Gerrymandering is not in the eye of the beholder, but in the eye of the loser”

The Indiana Citizen is committed to providing a variety of points of view on the crucial issue of redistricting. The following column, written by Indianapolis…

COUNTERPOINT: “Republicans amassed power disproportionate to their support from voters. Indiana’s maps are among the most unfair”

The following -- in response to a column by Indianapolis Star opinion contributor Pete Seat -- was co-authored by Jay Yeager (above) and Ted Boehm,…

The Indiana Citizen’s Guide to Redistricting 2021

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The big money behind the big campaigns: A report from The Indiana Citizen

In our continuing mission to provide accurate and impartial information about the civic life of Indiana, The Indiana Citizen is reporting on the money contributed…

A very basic primer on Indiana campaign finance

To accompany The Indiana Citizen’s reporting on campaign finance, the following is a brief summary written by retired lawyer Bill Moreau, co-founder and president of…

The Indiana Citizen’s guide to your elected officials

For as momentous as the presidential election of 2020 became, the top of the ballot…

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To our readers: Your guide to the Statehouse in 2021

In Partnership with TheStatehouseFile.com

Legislative leaders shed some light on redistricting plans, AP reports

Holcomb signs civics education bill, seen as an early step toward improving Indiana’s civic health

John Krull commentary: Lawmakers send cash and constitution into the shredder

Committee passes elections bill but removes provisions limiting absentee voting and governor’s powers

Final ICRC hearing focuses on 2nd Congressional District and the tradeoffs of “compactness”

Proposal for redistricting reform is short-lived as parliamentary move ends debate

REDISTRICTING IN 2021: Indiana’s civic health can be improved by drawing fair maps

POINT: “Indiana is not gerrymandered … Gerrymandering is not in the eye of the beholder, but in the eye of the loser”

COUNTERPOINT: “Republicans amassed power disproportionate to their support from voters. Indiana’s maps are among the most unfair”

The Indiana Citizen’s Guide to Redistricting 2021

The big money behind the big campaigns: A report from The Indiana Citizen

A very basic primer on Indiana campaign finance

The Indiana Citizen’s guide to your elected officials

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Second reading deadline for House and Senate bills

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Third reading deadline for House and Senate bills

21

Anticipated Sine Die, Indiana General Assembly