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Rep. Frank Mrvan, D-Ind., has abandoned his constituents and joined the "D.C. political machine" after joining Congress three years ago, according to his GOP challenger.

Indiana holds a May 7 primary election with competitive races up and down the ballot.

As Lake and Porter County residents head to the polls Tuesday, they will face a few contested races, including Republican candidates for governor and Republican candidates for U.S. House of Representatives District 1. Lake County Democratic Party Chairman Jim Wieser said the party has strong incumbents seeking reelection. A few Democratic races, like State Representative District 3 and Lake ...

Indiana’s primary election is set for May 7, and multiple statewide elections are on the ballot as Hoosiers choose candidates governor, the U.S. Senate and...

While Highland residents rejected the School Town’s referendum, they seem ready to replace a council that’s been marred by rancor for most of this term.

Highland residents are poised for a lively general election this year with Democratic and Republican candidates competing in every race on the ballot.

U.S. Rep. Frank J. Mrvan, D-Highland, was reelected to a second term in November with a 12,053-vote margin of victory, or 5.6%, over Republican Jennifer-Ruth Green.

The 1st District has been centered on Northwest Indiana since 1932. Mrvans 5.6% margin of victory is the fifth-closest result during that period, records show.

Incumbent Democrat Frank Mrvan faces off against Republican candidate Jennifer-Ruth Green in whats considered a more competitive race than prior years.

Incumbent Democrat Frank Mrvan faces off against Republican candidate Jennifer-Ruth Green in whats considered a more competitive race than prior years.