Senate Candidate Rust Pushes For Primary Ballot Access In Court
A Marion County judge heard hours of argument Wednesday about whether an Indiana law disenfranchises Hoosiers from running on their preferred primary election ballot.
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Former Kosciusko County Republican Chair Randy Girod Dies In Michigan
Former Kosciusko County Republican Chair Randy Girod has passed away.
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Despite Strong Lead, Banks Takes Aim At GOP Challenger Rust For Alleged Price-Gouging Scheme
U.S. Rep. Jim Banks took aim Tuesday at GOP challenger John Rust, accusing the sixth-generation Indiana egg farmer of funding his campaign with money earned from “price gouging” Hoosiers for eggs.
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State GOP Endorses Banks For Senate In Unprecedented Move
The Indiana Republican Party on Thursday endorsed U.S. Rep. Jim Banks in his 2024 bid for Senate, marking the first time in at least recent history that the state party has made an endorsement before primary elections for an open seat.
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Institutions At Risk
As we approach the midterm elections, we need to be reminded of what is at stake.
Read MoreVote Republican
It’s looking like we might see a “red wave” in the election this year, but local Democrats are pushing their candidates with full force, so it’s important that Republicans don’t fall asleep at the switch.
Read MoreDisappointed In Republicans
Dear Editor: I have to say I’m deeply disappointed by the Republican Party this election season. The Republican candidates for Secretary of State, the 2nd Congressional District and State House District 22 did not bother to show up for televised debates with the Democratic and Libertarian candidates. I … Read More
Rokita Stumps For Smith, Blasts Moral Failing On Southern Border
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita took the campaign trail to Leesburg Monday night to stump for Republican sheriff’s candidate Jim Smith before turning his attention to illegal immigration.
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Rokita Stumping For Smith Monday In Leesburg
A campaign event in support of Jim Smith for Sheriff is scheduled for Monday, September 26 at Stacy’s restaurant in Leesburg.
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State Lawmaker Invites Students To Apply For Paid Internship
State Rep. Craig Snow invites local college students and recent graduates of all majors to apply for a paid internship with Indiana House Republicans.
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Should Republicans Be Cautious About The Future?
Given its utter dominance of statewide and local political offices, it would seem a bit deranged to assert that Republicans in Indiana are in trouble and the Democrats are poised to end its decade-long losing streak in the Hoosier state.
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Ousted By GOP, What’s Next For Holli Sullivan?
It was a shocking outcome for Vanderburgh County Republican activists, who watched June 18 as one of their own lost her grip on the third-highest office in Indiana state government.
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Redistricting Comes To A Subdued End With Passage Of GOP-Drawn Maps
Whether you lined up with the critics who called it cynical gerrymandering or the defenders who called it an honest reflection of political reality, one thing was clear by Friday morning about the Indiana Republicans’ redistricting bill.
Read MoreCRT And The GOP
Yesterday our Attorney General Todd Rokita and many other Republicans spoke out against Critical Race Theory and made several disparaging remarks about slavery.
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Young, Tom Speakers At GOP Lincoln Day Dinner
Indiana’s Senior U.S. Senator Todd Young and Kosciusko County’s own United States Ambassador Kip Tom are headlining the annual Kosciusko County Republican Lincoln Day Dinner, Thursday, June 3. The event will be held at The Owl’s Nest, North Webster.
Read MoreLiz Cheney
Dear Editor, Recently, the Republican members of the House voted to remove Congresswoman Liz Cheney from her leadership position. This is important as less than 15 years ago, her father, Vice President Dick Cheney, was one of the most powerful men in the Republican Party. Symbolically, this is … Read More