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EVANSVILLE – Current 4th Ward City Councilman, Alex Burton (D) announces his candidacy and is seeking to become the next State Representative for District 77 in the 2024 Election following Rep. Ryan Hatfield’s decision to run for a Judgeship. “I’m grateful for Rep. Hatfield’s service, advocacy, a

As the filing deadline to run for the Indiana House or Senate nears, expect more announcements from lawmakers not seeking reelection.

Indiana state Rep. Ryan Hatfield, an Evansville Democrat, announced Thursday he will forgo reelection in the fall to instead run for a county judge position. Hatfield, who has represented House District 77 in southern Indiana since 2016, said he is running for Vanderburgh County Circuit Court judge. "Serving as Circuit Court Judge provides a unique

GIAQUINTA: HATFIELD HAS BEEN A GREAT PUBLIC SERVANT FOR EVANSVILLE, AND WILL BE GREATLY MISSED IN OUR CAUCUS JANUARY 5, 2024 INDIANAPOLIS – Indiana House Democratic Caucus Leader Phil GiaQuinta (D-Fort Wayne) issued the following statement regarding State Rep. Ryan Hatfield (D-Evansville) not seek

State Representative and Assistant House Minority Leader Ryan Hatfield will not run for re-election this year....

State Representative Ryan Hatfield Will Not Seek Re-Election, Announces Run For Circuit Court Judge JANUARY 4, 2024 Evansville, IN – State Representative Ryan Hatfield, House Assistant Minority Leader and attorney, announced today he will not seek re-election to the Indiana House of Representati

The Indianapolis Cultural Trail has launched Curling on the Canal, bringing the popular international winter sport to downtown Indianapolis. Curling is located in the Vermont Street Plaza on the Downtown

Democratic Indiana state Rep. Ryan Hatfield is foregoing a reelection bid this fall in pursuit of a Vanderburgh County Circuit Court seat.

Three more state lawmakers have announced they wont run for reelection this year ahead of the start of the 2024 legislative session.

Residents with questions or concerns for their local legislators will have three chances in 2024 to speak with them face-to-face at Central Library.