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Greg Ballard vying for Indiana Secretary of State, but not with GOP — wants office to be independentFormer Republican Indianapolis Mayor recently visited Evansville for a listening session as his campaign nears signature deadline to reach November Ballot; needs 37,000 signatures
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Republican Steven Ary is the first partisan candidate for local school board under the Indiana State law passed in May; three incumbents have several challengers; Republican Ryan Owens exits
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Fiscal Court Magistrates Taylor Tomkins and Keith Berry did not receive the Republican nomination; Incumbent Judge Executive Brad Schneider was also edged out by a newcomer
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Henderson’s Primary Election was Tuesday night and Sheriff’s Department Lt. Anthony Willett secured the Republican nomination for County Jailer — and possibly the position overall
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There are contested races from Henderson City Commissioners to a US house and senate seat; only registered party members can vote in Kentucky Primaries — December 31 2025 was deadline
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Gibson County Sheriff Bruce Vanoven, Warrick County Chief Deputy Paul Kruse, have secured Republican nominations in the Primary Election last week — both may be unopposed in the general election in November
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Incumbent State Senator Jim Tomes of the 49th District won the Tuesday night Republican primary election to run in the General Election in November
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After Tuesday’s Primary Election, Mary Allen of Evansville is projected winner of the Democratic Primary of the 8th District of the US House to face Republican Incumbent Mark Messmer in November
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The Primary Election is when voters choose their party candidate — Republican or Democrat — to run in the General Election in November; voters must choose either a Republican or Democratic ballot
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Indiana residents including those in Southwest Indiana, will choose the Democrat to challenge Republican Mark Messmer in the November General Election — Messmer is the current US Representative for the 8th House District
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Residents don’t need to worry about any changes to their voting experience as of yet; early voting has begun across Indiana in select locations – Vanderburgh County residents can vote at Central Library downtown Evansville
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Warrick County voters will choose a new sheriff this year; without a democratic challenger — that decision could be made at the May primary election