With the clock ticking down to the Nov. 3 general election, it's time for candidates to pull out all the stops. In solidly red Indiana, that means a GOP endorsement.

The poll, the first nonpartisan poll to be released in the secretary of state's race, was commissioned by the journalism nonprofit Free Press Indiana.

We won't tell you who to vote for, but we can help you make the decision.

Donald Trump won Indiana easily both in the 2020 and the 2024 general election. Ballot results colored Indiana as red as a barn door. That paint, however, might be starting to flake off in 2026. A recent survey conducted by Bellwether Research on behalf of Free Press Indiana surveyed 896 registered Indiana voters.

Ballard wants a judge to compel the commission to meet and litigate campaign finance complaints filed against two of his opponents in the race.

If the candidates' names don't sound particularly familiar, that's because judges running for retention are usually barred from campaigning or raising money unless there is "active opposition" to their candidacy.

There's an enthusiasm gap for the upcoming election, according to a new survey of likely voters released Thursday. Why it matters: Higher enthusiasm among Democrats could translate to higher turnout in an election year when the outlook for the GOP is already not great. Hoosier voters are making important decisions about Indiana's next secretary of state, congressional representatives, school referendums and more. Driving the news: The survey...

Democratic candidate Jaime West goes viral after a heated Fayette County forum appearance and controversial remarks.

J.D. Ford's political ad use artificial intelligence to "depict [U.S. Rep. Victoria] Spartz committing crimes she never committed"? That's the latest accusation lodged by the Spartz campaign, which announced Oct.