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Vanderburgh County residents have the chance to elect two new school board members for the Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation’s second district, or retain incumbents Dave Hollingsworth and Mike Duckworth
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Incumbent Mark Messmer is the latest in a line of Republicans stretching back to 2010; is challenged by Evansville resident, Democrat Mary Allen
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This November, five candidates are vying for one Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation seat on the school board; incumbent Melissa Moore is just finishing her first term
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The state rep in Indiana’s 78th district is up for reelection — Incumbent Republican Tim O’Brien is running against Democrat Sally Busby in the general election
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A candidates forum is planned for Saturday (Sept. 12) at St. John's East United Church of Christ
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Republican Wendy McNamara and Democrat Logan Patberg are both public educators and both are running for the Indiana House District 76 seat; like most local races, the Republican is the incumbent
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The Posey County Farm Bureau held a meet the candidates event on Sunday in New Harmony, to introduce candidates to voters and hear about their policies on agriculture
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In WNIN election coverage — Allen spoke with Shively and Shoulders for this week’s program; Republican Mark Messmer was invited to appear on this show, and be interviewed — invitation remains open
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In the November general election, Residents of Posey County and western Vanderburgh County have a chance to choose a new District 49 state senator; 2026 pits four-term Republican incumbent Jim Tomes against USI professor Cindi Clayton
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8th District Rep. Mark Messmer (R) released a TV ad "trumpeting" his accomplishments; it was paid for by congressional "franking" funds
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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