Tom Davies, Indiana Capital Chronicle
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Gov. Mike Braun calls again for replacement of Bray as Republican Senate leader, calling chamber “a wet blanket” -
Indiana’s attorney general has pulled out of a Republican-led lawsuit that aimed to strike down part of a federal law providing discrimination protections for people with disabilities. -
Republican rift over congressional redistricting coming to a head with outcomes in state Senate races -
Senate President Pro Tem Rodric Bray creates dark money nonprofit to support incumbent colleagues -
But Sen. Greg Walker faces a surging Rep. Michelle Davis, who has Trump endorsement in GOP race -
Vote against redistricting put Republican Sen. Greg Goode on president’s revenge list -
Braun mostly echoes Trump’s GOP primary picks in redistricting vote fallout -
National groups targeting Sen. Travis Holdman for defeat, backing challenger who’s struggled to launch -
Presidential endorsements extended to more challengers to GOP senators; as well as House redistricting supporters -
New program follows similar penalty-free times in 2005 and 2015 for businesses and individuals to pay overdue tax bills
