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Feeling the heat after so many people voted D in the midterm.
Feeling the heat after a serious, experienced administrator emerged in the person of Greg Ballard.
Robert, many of the gop folks I know in Indy voted in the Dem primary just to vote against Carson. The numbers were possibly misleading, at least in Indy.
The May 3rd primary showed a considerable uptick in D turnout across every region of the state. Republican turnout was stagnant – no increase or decrease.
Wow! If Todd Rokita implies that you’re idiot…. wow!
92 counties!
Since when is “conduct in office” important for someone to hold office. Well, I guess it used to be, but those days are long over.
Rokita is the last person to dismiss someone for conduct in office. At least Morales was not censored by the State Supreme Court for lying to them like Rokita did.
+1 Thomas H
Further demonstrating that both of them all about “party over state”. Who really cares about SOS unless of course your objective is to limit voting. Aha!
Rokita and Banks…two peas in the pod. I have to laugh every time they denigrate a Democrat as “far left.” Beau Bayh is anything but “far left.” is a seventh-generation Hoosier who was raised to believe public service means actually serving the public — not your political party, and certainly not yourself. For Beau, that meant joining the United States Marine Corps. He served as an Infantry Officer, where he rose to the rank of Captain and graduated from the Scout Sniper Unit Leader’s Course. Following his honorable discharge in 2023, Beau earned a law degree. While in law school, he worked for Cummins Engines and Barnes & Thornburg LLP, both in Indianapolis. Following graduation, he served as a judicial law clerk in Bloomington for the Hon. David F. Hamilton on the US Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit. And he will have this ex-Republican’s vote this November.
ex-republican – you are full of it. nice infomercial for bayh though.
the whole dem party is far left. let’s be honest.
Beau Bayh is the poster child for white privilege – isn’t that your thing?