The judge presiding over Idaho vs. Bryan Kohberger handed down evidentiary rulings today. A surviving roommate will be ...

The newest version of the bill would give Indiana school board candidates the option to choose a political party. Supporters say a move away from strictly nonpartisan elections would help inform ...

Indiana lawmakers are embarking on a process to change the state constitution but it requires voters to weigh in.

Whether the concern is over proving Indiana residency or giving college students special treatment, Democrats accuse Republicans of disenfranchisement.

Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales is touting his recent participation in discussions for implementing President Donald Trump’s executive order on elections and the opportunity he had to ...

The Senate Election Committee heard testimony Monday on two major election bills with election officials pointing to sections of the bill that would create barriers to voting, including a tight ...

Partisan school board elections in Indiana are one step closer to reality. Indiana Senate Bill 287 passed the House on April ...

Proponents say it will foster transparency. Critics argue school boards will answer more to party leaders than to voters, ...

Hoffman, elected Delaware County prosecutor as a Democrat in 2018 and 2022, will seek a third term in 2026, this time as a ...

Democratic officials in 19 states filed a lawsuit Thursday against President Donald Trump’s attempt to reshape elections across the U.S., calling it an unconstitutional invasion of states’ clear ...

seemingly to address fears about non-residents voting in Indiana elections, even though this part of the law has nothing to do with address verification. The Indiana House passed the bill by a 66 ...

“Just because our elections are nonpartisan, certainly doesn’t mean the candidates and board members are.” A version of this proposal has been repeatedly brought forward by Indiana ...