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The Indiana Republican Party filed against U.S. Congressional candidate John Rust, who is seeking the Republican nomination, in a case challenging a 2021 primary election law.

Two Senate committees will see new chairs following the resignations of two senators in recent months, shuffling leadership roles within the Republican caucus.

The Greenfield Republican will have served in Indiana’s House of Representatives for 25 years — since 1998. His district, 53, includes parts of Hancock and Madison counties.

Once a leader in the American conservative movement, Pence finds himself an orphan in his own party.

Rust was deposed for more than three hours about his arguments for appearing on the May ballot.

She’ll complete her current two-year term, but won’t seek reelection in 2024. She has served House District 24 — parts of Boone and Hamilton counties — since 2014.

A private Republican caucus chose Greg Goode this weekend to become Indiana’s newest state senator.

Rust’s legal counsel said in new court filings that state attorneys are seeking a deposition of up to seven hours.

Join us this Friday, as we will talk with political science experts about these historic events and the impact they could have.

Spartz vented her frustrations in a statement Monday, calling Congress a “circus with a complete absence of leadership, vision, and spine.”