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Tera Klutz wins second term as state auditor
Klutz has made transparency a focus of her time in office — particularly helping people find public spending data through the state’s online transparency portal.
Republican Daniel Elliot elected as Indiana state treasurer as Democrat Jessica McClellan concedes
In his campaign, Elliot emphasized his commitment to promoting economic development, particularly in rural areas, promoting cybersecurity and ensuring transparency within government.
Morales new Secretary of State
The first-time office holder beat Democrat Destiny Wells and Libertarian Jeff Maurer. Morales’s campaign had been dogged by controversy.
3rd District Rep. Jim Banks holds onto seat for fourth term
Gotsch did not rule out another run for public office. Banks, meanwhile, said Tuesday night was the night when Northeast Indiana “fires Nancy Pelosi.”
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Peter Iverson retains County Council seat
Iversen said his goals for his next term include building a climate action plan for the county, continued funding for public health and working toward greater equity and inclusion in county government.
Lee Jones retains Monroe County Commissioner District 1 seat
Jones has served as county commissioner for more than three years and, during her campaign, said this will be her last term.
Ruben Marté wins Monroe County Sheriff race
Marte also campaigned on accountability, providing social service programs to reduce jail recidivism and expanding community engagement.
Sen. Todd Young re-elected
Young came into the race with several advantages – the boost of incumbency, being a Republican in Indiana and with millions of dollars in his campaign coffers. And he only built that financial lead through the course of the campaign.
UPDATE: 37-vote-gap between Hall and Githens for District 62
Hall is leading Githens by just 37 votes for District 62, with 99 percent of ballots counted according to information from AP and the Indiana Election Division.
Emily Salzmann to be next 10th Circuit Court Judge
Emily Salzmann (D) won more than 60 percent of the vote for the Monroe County 10th Circuit Court Judge Seat 7 to/Carl Lamb (R) and will serve for the next six years.
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