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Indiana's redistricting bill advances to a vote in the House with a lone Republican opposed

The bill to redistrict Indiana mid-decade cleared its first legislative hurdle on Dec. 2, easily passing the House elections committee despite hours of testimony in opposition.

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Indiana redistricting bill clears committee, heads to full House for vote

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Indiana Republicans float new congressional map amid redistricting war

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Live updates: Democrats try to block session as Indiana redistricting kicks off

The Indiana House of Representatives formally kicked off the redistricting process today with a promise from the Senate to consider what lawmakers come up with next week, a dramatic reversal from just...

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Neighbors, experts weigh in on how proposed redistricting map would impact Indianapolis

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Indiana Moves To Eliminate Two Democrats But Republican Holdouts May Put Kibosh On New Proposed Map

How would changes to Indiana's congressional maps impact 8th District?

An analysis of the proposed redistricting map by PlanScore shows the new district would give Democrats just a 1% chance of winning.

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Settlement reached in federal lawsuits surrounding citizenship verification, including Indiana lawsuit

A settlement has been reached in multiple federal lawsuits surrounding citizenship verification and preventing non-citizens from voting, including a lawsuit filed in the Indiana Federal Court. According to a joint news release from the Indiana Attorney General’s office and the Indiana Secretary of State’s office,

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Indiana study on municipal election timing, vote center mandate released

Municipal elections cost Indiana significantly more per vote than midterm and presidential contests, according to a state study released this week

Indiana redistricting bill author denies President Trump pressured him into redistricting

State Rep. Ben Smaltz, the author of Indiana's redistricting bill, says the push from President Trump and Vice President Vance didn't sway his opinion on redistricting