Voting rights advocates and a refugee resettlement agency on Tuesday, Oct. 21 sued to pause enforcement of Indiana’s recently enacted proof of citizenship efforts, which they allege violate federal voter registration and civil rights laws.
Read MoreMost Indiana voters said the state is on the “wrong track” and expressed growing frustration with their political choices – including unfavorable views of top elected officials and both major parties – according to a new statewide poll released Tuesday, Oct. 14.
Read MoreBeau Bayh filed Monday, Oct. 6 to continue his families’ political dynasty — following in the footsteps of his father and grandfather, both former U.S. senators — by running as a Democrat for the Secretary of State’s Office.
Read MoreAn Oldenburg nunnery tour.
Read MoreThe Indiana Citizen has filed suit against Indiana’s secretary of state and attorney general, seeking a list of more than 585,000 registered Hoosier voters sent to the federal government to verify citizenship status.
Read MoreIn just a few weeks, one Hoosier member of law enforcement will get a rare recognition: one of the Department of Child Services’ challenge coins honoring “a heroic act that protected a Hoosier child.”
Read MoreFrom wolves and bargains to fried pickle Oreos and glassblowing, get ready to celebrate the “Soundtrack of Summer” at this year’s Indiana State Fair.
Read MoreA traditionally humdrum meeting detailing motor vehicle issues took a turn when Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales spent nearly 15 minutes blasting critical press coverage, repeating the phrase “fake news” a dozen times during what’s typically a brief housekeeping segment.
Read MoreIn a significant step to protect Indiana consumers and boost confidence in used vehicle purchases, Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales announced the free availability of Experian AutoCheck vehicle history reports for all Indiana residents.
Read MoreIndiana Secretary of State Diego Morales announced Monday, June 7 that his office had struck a deal with the federal government to scrutinize Indiana’s voter rolls to identify noncitizens living in the Hoosier State.
Read MoreAs Secretary of State Diego Morales takes heat for back-to-back international trips that blurred personal and professional lines, Republican hopefuls see an opportunity to challenge the embattled politician and establish themselves in contrast to the divisive officeholder.
Read MoreOne of the nation’s largest real estate companies has transferred its corporate registration back to Indiana from the state of Delaware, in what Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales has dubbed a “big win.”
Read MoreHoosier voters will soon be receiving postcards in the mail from the Secretary of State’s Election Division as part of statewide voter registration list maintenance.
Read MoreIndiana Secretary of State Diego Morales on Wednesday celebrated the state’s forthcoming student ID voting ban — just two days after he and other Hoosier election officials were named in a lawsuit challenging the prohibition.
Read MoreIndiana Secretary of State Diego Morales applauds the General Assembly for the passage and signing of two key pieces of legislation aimed at enhancing the transparency and security of Indiana’s elections: House Bill 1680 and Senate Bill 10.
Read MoreIndiana Secretary of State Diego Morales has announced that the Indiana Securities Division has joined a $17 million settlement with Edward D. Jones & Co.
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