Secretary of state seeks salary bumps, funding for election security

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6 thoughts on “Secretary of state seeks salary bumps, funding for election security

  1. Just created a redundant job with a six figure salary for his brother in law and he’s going to ask for more money for the rest of the office with a straight face?

    Get outta here.

    Why legislators aren’t leaving Diego Morales with as much power as Brenda Ritz is beyond me.

    1. It’s funny to always read MAGA commenters on here complaining about how corrupt Illinois is. Indiana is just as bad. Almost every state with a perpetual supermajority of either party is corrupt. Look at Mississippi stealing State welfare funding to give Brett Favre money for a new volleyball stadium at the University his daughter attends.

  2. IBJ— remember your editorial supporting the Indy CC when they voted themselves outrageous pay raises and incredibly you also wanted your boy Hogsett to get a raise? I assume you also support these pay raises, right?

  3. I thought Morales was going to get booted for voting in the wrong county. Indiana Republican continue with no back bone. No, no more government spending. Federal Gov. is doing a great job at spending our money.

  4. “If people have a belief about something, then we have to respond so that they will trust and participate in the process,” he said.

    What a waste of time and money. You will never convince those who believe the Big Lie, like Diego Morales. You may as well spend the money to fly flat earth adherents into space.

    Morales makes me pine for the gentle foolishness of Woody Burton, content with his legacy being In God We Trust license plates. It’s all but assured that Diego will screw up the administration of the 2024 election as he tries to “fix” it … which, I’m sure, will be the blame of everyone except Diego Morales. Maybe that’s what the brother in law is getting six figures a year to do, take the blame.

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