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  1. Does this surprise anyone? The citizens of Indiana continue to ignore the criminals running for office and vote them into power. They then use this power to insulate themselves from the rules and laws, until we become an oligarchy, ruled by those with the money and power, and those willing to bow to the rulers whims.

  2. Unrelated to this case but related to Diego Morales, we also had the story yesterday about the questions regarding whether his office messed up candidate paperwork for the primary, and now candidates are frantically refiling their paperwork to ensure they are legally on the ballot. For the person in charge of implementing election laws, he seems to have trouble comprehending election laws.

  3. Morales voted twice in Hendricks County claiming residence in an empty apartment in Plainfield when his actual residence was in Marion County . The Republican Party knew that but nominated him then elected him the be the State’s Chief elections officer any way .

    1. He’s helping a millionaire from Fort Wayne in an effort t keep the Indy heliport open (even thought that is not within the purview of his office).

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