Election bills that cut the early voting period, require ballot counter oaths pass out of Indiana Senate committee
Bills cutting short the early voting period and submitting the oaths of ballot counters to the election division passed out of the Indiana Senate Elections Committee Monday. The committee also heard a bill about school board elections,
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New election bill would move Indiana to a closed primaryThe Indiana Senate Elections Committee voted to pass legislation that would close primary elections in the state.
Indiana lawmakers consider a bill to halve the early voting period, raising concerns about its impact on voter turnout and ...
The Senate elections committee took testimony on a bill to make school board elections partisan and require candidates to ...
Proposals advancing at the Indiana Senate would cut the state's early voting period to 14 days and limit voter participation ...
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita and the Indiana Democratic Party have filed briefs in the long-running legal battle over ...
Legislation authored by state Sen. Mike Gaskill proposes moving future municipal elections to even-numbered years.
This recent ruling from the GOP district comes after a rift between President Dan Schaetzle and Republicans on the St. Joseph ...
The bill would automatically assign party registration to everyone who’s voted in a partisan primary election before. Voter ...
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