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INDIANAPOLIS — When Indiana Republican convention delegates gather on June 15, they’ll have an extraordinary assignment they’ve not had since 1996: Selecting a lieutenant governor nominee.
INDIANAPOLIS — When Indiana Republican convention delegates gather June 15, they’ll have an extraordinary assignment they’ve not had since 1996: Selecting a lieutenant governor nominee.
When Indiana Republican convention delegates gather June 15, they’ll have an extraordinary assignment they’ve not had since 1996: Selecting a lieutenant governor nominee.
There have been varied breeding grounds for future Indiana governors.
With the May Republican primary nomination of Mike Braun, a new trend is taking shape: The path to the Statehouse second floor begins in our nation’s capital, dysfunctional Washington, D.C.