All four candidates for Indiana secretary of state took the debate stage to discuss their visions for overseeing elections in the Hoosier state, including a possible audit of the secretary of state’s office, how to secure Indiana’s elections and ways to increase voter “...”
Staff Report The Indiana Citizen October 8, 2026 With the start of early voting in Indiana, Common Cause is, again, offering Hoosier voters assistance to ensure they can cast a ballot and their ballots will be counted. The nonprofit, nonpartisan voter-advocacy organization has la “...”
By Marilyn Odendahl The Indiana Citizen October 8, 2026 In their second debate for Indiana secretary of state, the four candidates stayed mostly on message, outlining their priorities if elected, but they showed some of their sharpest divisions on whether an audit of the office a “...”
By Tom Davies Indiana Capital Chronicle October 7, 2026 Big-money contributions from out of state have poured fuel into this fall’s expensive campaign for Indiana secretary of state. Millions of in-state dollars have also flowed into the campaign accounts, along with controvers “...”
By Sydney Byerly The Indiana Citizen October 6, 2026 CLARKSVILLE, Ind. — Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith urged both churches and voters Monday night to pay closer attention to Indiana’s school board races, arguing that local boards have an outsized influence over public education, in “...”
By Niki Kelly Indiana Capital Chronicle October 5, 2026 Lincoln Party secretary of state candidate Greg Ballard picked up a notable endorsement Monday from former Lt. Gov. Sue Ellspermann. “I’ve always been about good governance, and that has to be the top priority, even abov “...”
By Dave Bangert Based in Lafayette October 4, 2026 Lingering beefs on the West Lafayette school board simmered to the top Thursday, this time over comments made about a campaign contribution from a school board campaign six years ago and possible political favors that followed in “...”
By Marilyn Odendahl The Indiana Citizen October 5, 2026 When Greg Ballard stepped before reporters for another news conference at the Statehouse last week, he announced his newest proposal for what has become a key issue in his campaign: election administration. All the candidate “...”
By Marilyn Odendahl The Indiana Citizen October 5, 2026 Former Bartholomew County Circuit Court Magistrate Judge Brittney Long has been named Indiana’s public access counselor, replacing attorney Jennifer Ruby, whose 18-month tenure in that job was marked by long delays in resp “...”
By Bill Moreau The Indiana Citizen September 30, 2026 I was happy to accept my friend Rebecca Reeder’s invitation from Hoosiers United for the Separation of Church and State to lead a recent panel discussion at their 2nd annual Larry Hayes First Amendment Forum in Fort Wayne. H “...”