Abdul-Hakim Shabazz: Polling reveals mixed news for Hogsett
The challenge for Shreve is to make the case to those undecided voters in the last few days of the campaign.
The challenge for Shreve is to make the case to those undecided voters in the last few days of the campaign.
Getting rid of the income tax would leave a 38% hole in the state budget, or a tad bit more than $7.5 billion per year.
Both the Hogsett and Shreve gun-control proposals impact only law-abiding citizens.
Anyone who has paid attention this campaign season knows crime is the number one issue for a lot of voters.
Unfortunately, we fell short of our goal. But it wasn’t a total loss.
Eliminate straight-ticket voting and implement ranked-choice voting.
Monument Circle’s social vibrancy and Starbucks’ bottom line depend on the thousands of daily office workers who are no longer there.
My Republican friends can’t have too many more days like the ones they’ve had lately.
A big reason for the high costs is that, for a while in this country, we had the idiotic belief that everyone should go to college.
Only a tiny percentage of Marion County residents blame Mears for the perceived rise in crime.
The pro-life wing of the Indiana Republican Party has finally caught the car. Now let’s see if its members know how to drive.
The fun part of life is just about to begin.”
We need to make it easier for immigrants to come here and get the jobs the rest of us are not going to do.
If you want to keep me out of your news conferences, I suggest next time to try kryptonite.
“More than 1.6 million Hoosiers have tested positive since March 2020 and more than 20,000 have died.”
I’ve always believed that social media is the best way for the misinformed to reach the uninformed.
A poll taken in September shows that most Republicans in Indiana favor some form of legalization when it comes to marijuana.
If Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita is a big believer in the First Amendment, as well as openness and transparency in government, he sure as heck has a funny way of showing it. Just to get you folks up to speed, a couple of weeks ago, I got a media advisory from the AG telling […]
In the current maps, Republicans didn’t really have to do much gerrymandering because of the political demographics of Indiana.
Forty percent of voters believe that Indianapolis is headed in the right direction, while an equal 40% think the city has gone off on the wrong track.