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The debates and candidate forums have all been held, and the day Hoosiers should get out and vote in the primary is upon us.

The debates and candidate forums have all been held, and the day Hoosiers should get out and vote in the primary is upon us.

The debates and candidate forums have all been held, and the day Hoosiers should get out and vote in the primary is upon us.

To improve Indiana’s voter participation, Hoosiers might first have to get to know their neighbors better.

The latest assessment of Indiana’s civic health shows the state is continuing to suffer from persistent voter apathy, with low numbers of Hoosiers registering to vote and casting a ballot.

By Marilyn Odendahl, The Indiana Citizen Jan 29, 2024 The latest assessment of Indiana’s civic health shows the state is continuing to suffer from persistent voter apathy, with low numbers of Hoosiers registering to vote and casting a ballot. According to the 2023 Indiana Civic Health

The latest assessment of Indiana’s civic health shows the state is continuing to suffer from persistent voter apathy, with low numbers of Hoosiers registering to vote and casting a ballot.

A study of voting behavior and civic participation published on Wednesday found that Indiana placed second to last among American states for voter turnout in 2022, even as voter registration and participation in the Hoosier State improved over previous years. The fifth biennial Indiana Civic Health Index (INCHI) was a produced by a partnership that included Indiana University Northwest, the ...

“All we really want are taxes paid at the end of the day."

Members of the public expressed frustration over state management of the school system.