Numerous Candidates Sitting Out Debates
Debates between candidates for public office, particularly non-national races, don’t rake in viewers.
Read MoreDebates between candidates for public office, particularly non-national races, don’t rake in viewers.
Read MoreDespite some tasty fried fish and colorful tabletop candidate displays, the Kosciusko County GOP Fish Fry was a little less inviting this year for some.
Read MoreMark Souder, who represented northeast Indiana in the U.S. House of Representatives for more than 15 years, has died after a battle with pancreatic cancer.
Read MoreThe Paul Steury for Congress campaign is excited to announce the opening of a headquarters in downtown Goshen.
Read MoreRepublicans quickly rallied around Rudy Yakym III Saturday, Aug. 20, to be their choice to lead Indiana’s 2nd Congressional District and run for Congress in the upcoming election following the death of U.S. Rep. Jackie Walorski.
Read MoreApplications for two of the 14 who have filed to run for the special election in Indiana’s 2nd Congressional District will not participate in Saturday’s GOP caucuses.
Read MoreThe number of candidates running to fill the vacated 2nd Congressional seat is growing quickly ahead of Saturday’s Republican caucuses.
Read More2nd District Indiana Congresswoman Jackie Walorski was one of four people killed in a car crash on SR 19 north of Nappanee Wednesday afternoon, Aug. 3.
Read MoreOn Thursday, June 30, Sen. Mike Braun, joined other Senators in introducing legislation to prevent the Biden administration from enacting an “overreaching, fiscally irresponsible” blanket cancellation of student loans.
Read MoreU.S. Sen. Todd Young on Tuesday, June 21, joined 13 other Republicans in supporting gun safety legislation that appears to be moving closer to passage.
Read MoreOn a visit to the Indiana Statehouse, U.S. Sen. Mike Braun didn’t say whether his future career in politics included a run for governor in 2024, as rumored by politicos.
Read MoreEarmarking is a tool of the D.C. swamp that allows members of Congress to funnel money directly to their pet projects in a spending bill, and it should never be part of how Congress decides to spend your money.
Read MoreIndiana Sen. Todd Young was one of 17 Republicans to vote in support of opening up debate on a huge infrastructure bill.
Read MoreIn a rare bipartisan move, the U.S. Senate passed the Endless Frontier Act, a $250 billion bill designed to boost the United States technological competitiveness with China, with a 69-32 vote.
Read MoreA bipartisan group of lawmakers, including U.S. Senator Todd Young (R-IN), this week reintroduced legislation aimed at strengthening the nation’s competitiveness in terms of scientific and technological innovation.
Read MoreUS Sen.Todd Young (R-Ind.) announced Wednesday that he intends to support certification of the Electoral College results during a joint session of Congress planned for Wednesday.
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