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6 thoughts on “Indianapolis mayoral candidates talk neighborhood issues in first face-to-face forum

  1. Both candidates are high as a kite if they think the splitting of IUPUI is going to amount to anything. What’s needed is a third university, distinct and equal to IU and Purdue. (Which, I admit, will never happen.)

    1. Joe B.
      + 1

      I don’t understand what our state leadership doesn’t understand about that.
      Indianapolis will never be a flagship University for either I.U. or Purdue.

      Indianapolis must develop I.U.PU.I. Into an independent university.

  2. So this is the flip a coin election. You will end up with the same person whoever wins. Very few new ideas for a city this size. Crime and poverty go hand in hand. Work to solve that and crime might fall. And as crazy as it sounds maybe it’s time to undo unigov. The city size is too large to be managed properly. Roads aren’t maintained, snow isn’t removed. Companies just get up and move north without any pushback.

  3. Glad to have two qualified candidates in a competitive race. It was good to see them engage with the public – and with one another. Kudos to HUNI and Indiana Landmarks for putting on this event.

  4. Shreve’s entire pitch is to agree with most of Hogsett’s positions and programs but that he can do it better. If he really cared that much about Indianapolis he would have “leaned into” (whatever that means) his relationships at the Statehouse when he was on the City-County Council to get some things done. Rather, his Retrumplican cohorts there just continue to screw Indianapolis for political reasons. Just this year , his good buddies over there banned the city from prohibiting no-turn-on red and, while finding a way to get Indy more road funding also required the city to match that funding from matching that funding with other local funds, thereby simply robbing Peter to pay Paul.

  5. Yeah, sure, we’ve got to keep the Circle open for the Columbia Club and symphony goers. Oh, and let’s not forget the heliport. It’s quite obvious that Shreve is mostly concerned with the welfare of the wealthy.

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