I wrote about my decision to vote for Democrat Beau Bayh in the secretary of state race. It was an unusually tough call, as far as voting in Indiana goes. Former Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard has rattled the status quo in ways that are long overdue.

By the end of the day Oct. 26, a Marion County superior court judge will decide who prevails in a legal rift about the Indiana secretary of state candidates.

The Hamilton County Democratic Party is accusing a Republican candidate of violating a state law that forbids candidates' use of government property for campaigning.

Assistant Police Chief Ted Uzelac, a Republican former Portage City Council member, is challenging longtime state Rep. Chuck Moseley, a Democrat, in House District 10.

The latest survey suggests that Independents and some Republicans are leaning toward Beau Bayh, although Max Engling may be closing the gap.

Lake County Elections Director Michelle Fajman said the U.S. Department of Justice would send monitors to Election Day but was not told why.

Democrat Tyler Bridges is challenging state Rep. Michael Aylesworth for the 11th District seat in the Indiana House.

FEC data shows the No Going Back PAC is mainly backed by money from Trump's main super PAC, MAGA Inc., which has contributed $200 million so far.

Criminal charges have been filed against a Terre Haute man, alleging that he voted illegally in Indiana elections as a noncitizen.

Republican Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate returned a campaign contribution from the Indiana secretary of state following an ethics complaint.