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Senate kills early voting cuts, closed primary bills — and backtracks on municipal election changes

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Republican senators killed two flashy election proposals and significantly scaled back a third after letting the trio languish on the chamber’s daily calendar for more than two weeks.

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Senate kills early voting cuts, closed primary bills — and backtracks on municipal election changes

Republican senators killed two flashy election proposals and significantly scaled back a third after letting the trio languish on the chamber’s daily calendar for more than two weeks.

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Pharos-Tribune

Partisan school boards bill advances in state Senate

The Indiana General Assembly passed a flurry of bills on Monday, including mandating party affiliations in school board races.

4 days ago

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Chicago Tribune

Partisan school board elections bill passes Indiana Senate

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, R-Charlestown, and Sen. Blake Doriot, R-Goshen, would change the school board election process to that of other elections, which would include a primary and general election. The school board candidates would have to declare a party. The bill would al…

4 days ago·Chicago, United States

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