Federal Judge Denies Indiana Attempt To Dismiss Student ID Lawsuit
A federal judge on Tuesday, Oct. 14 rejected the state of Indiana’s motion to dismiss a lawsuit challenging a ban on student IDs for voting.
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Lawsuit Challenges Indiana Student ID Voting Ban
Indiana 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.
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College IDs For Voting, Other Indiana Bills On The Move
A rousing debate over college students voting in Indiana punctuated legislative action Tuesday, April 1.
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Senate’s Partisan School Boards Measure Reverted To House’s Version
Indiana House Republicans on Wednesday, March 12 ditched the Senate’s take on partisan school board legislation, instead reviving their own dead language. It advanced from committee on an 8-5 vote.
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Electronic Charity gambling, immigration notice bills pass halfway point
Indiana’s Senate on Tuesday approved legislation allowing electronic pull tabs for charity gambling, in a 37-13 vote that split party caucuses.
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