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INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The Indiana Senate on Thursday narrowly approved a bill to require school board candidates to disclose party affiliation on the ballot unless they choose not to disclose ...

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Senate has approved a bill allowing school board candidates to register with a political party. Senate Bill 287 received final approval from the state senate on ...

A Senate bill that would require school board candidates to declare a political party passed out of the Senate Monday. Senate Bill 287, authored by Sen. Gary Byrne, R-Byrneville, Sen. Chris Garten ...

Indiana lawmakers are considering multiple changes to the state's voting laws. Supporters argue the proposals will enhance election security, while opponents warn it could restrict voter access.

Kegan Prentice, Indiana secretary of state legislative director, said presidential election years have higher turnout than off-year elections. And he said there would be significant cost savings.