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Bob Behning, co-creator of Indiana’s voucher program, loses seat
Indiana House Republicans select next leader
Indiana Democrats score big victories in 2026 midterm elections
Live updates: Indiana House GOP chooses new speaker after Huston ouster
Indiana Dem shares how he defeated 3-term Republican: ‘We stayed laser-focused on our messaging’
Democrats flipped many Republican seats in the midterm elections, resulting in the party having a strong majority in the next Congress. Rep.-elect J.D. Ford (D-IN) joins Peter Alexander to share more on his victory over three-term incumbent Republican Rep.
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Of the pair, the most debate has been over whether "Public Question #1" should be enacted. It expands judges' ability to deny bail.
Rep. Victoria Spartz (R-IN), the first and only Ukrainian-born member of Congress, lost Indiana’s 5th Congressional District, a surprise flip by Democratic nominee J.D. Ford. The race was called for Ford at 1:03 a.m. by the Associated Press. Ford garnered 51.7% against Spartz’s 48.3%, with 99% of the vote counted. Spartz won her third term […]
The incumbent Mrvan got more than 60% of the vote in Indiana’s 1st Congressional District. He joins Audrina Sinclair.
Democrat David Boyd ousted Republican incumbent Andrew Ireland for Indiana House District 90, which includes southern portions of Marion County.
Dems Flip Secretary of State Offices in Ga., Ind., Ohio
An email dated Oct. 21 from the DOJ to the state Board of Elections laid out what to expect, reading, "Our monitors only observe and take notes. They do not intrude or interfere in any way in the voting process."
Ballard supporter says he can 'fill the potholes' Indiana voters explain why they went out to the polls for the 2026 midterms
Racheal Bleicher, candidate for Indiana House District 24, speaks during a watch party for the Hamilton County Democratic Party on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026, at Sun King Brewery in Fishers.
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