Tom Davies, Indiana Capital Chronicle

The hard-fought secretary of state’s race leads the ballot, along with the fate of the Republican's supermajority in the Legislature and proposed constitutional changes.

Republican Gov. Mike Braun won’t direct the Indiana Election Commission to meet ahead of Election Day to review pending campaign misconduct allegations.

Republicans are tapping their sizable fundraising advantage to pour money into hotly contested races during the final weeks before the election.

Criminal charges have been filed against a Terre Haute man, alleging that he voted illegally in Indiana elections as a noncitizen.

Beau Bayh, Greg Ballard and Lauri Shillings issued a joint statement Monday asking TV stations FOX59/CBS4 in Indianapolis to reconsider the decision to exclude Ballard and Shillings from Thursday’s debate.

Engling alleges that references in the ad that he had been convicted of reckless driving is “defamation on its face.”

Engling downplayed his years in Washington as he looks to extend Republican dominance with the Indiana secretary of state’s race.

Republican Max Engling and Democrat Beau Bayh are the only candidates invited to a televised secretary of state debate Thursday.

New poll results show Bayh is better known and has more voter support than his opponents: Independent Greg Ballard, Democrat Beau Bayh, Republican Max Engling and Libertarian Lauri Shillings.

Beau Bayh professes no anxiety about expectations that he lift Indiana Democrats from the political woes they’ve suffered for more than a decade.