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Three Democratic incumbents on City-County Council defeated – Indianapolis Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Three Democratic incumbents on City-County Council defeated – Indianapolis Business Journal

Council vice president Zach Adamson and 30-year council veteran Monroe Gray were among those defeated.

Source: ibj.com
Indianapolis voters oust 3 Democrats from City-County Council - Vimarsana News

Indianapolis voters oust 3 Democrats from City-County Council

Three City-County Council incumbents – including Monroe Gray, a veteran of three decades – lost to first-time challengers in Tuesday's primary.

Democratic City-County councilors lose primary races - Vimarsana News

Democratic City-County councilors lose primary races

Monroe Gray, Zach Adamson and David Ray lost their bid for re-election to the council in Tuesday's primary.

Source: wthr.com
Veteran Democrats ousted from Indy City-County Council - Vimarsana News

Veteran Democrats ousted from Indy City-County Council

INDIANAPOLIS — Decades of legislative and community leadership will be sidelined as the result of Tuesday’s City-County Council elections in Marion County. Veteran councilor Duke Oliver will retire at the end of his term while committee chairs Monroe Gray and Zach Adamson, as well as Councilor David Ray, were ousted by voters. Adamson served as […]

Source: fox59.com
Legislators' letters explain reasons behind unintentional votes, failure to vote - Vimarsana News

Legislators' letters explain reasons behind unintentional votes, failure to vote

During this year's regular session, state Rep. Howard Beaty Jr., R-Crossett, submitted five letters to the House chief clerk to specify how he intended to vote on bills when he was outside the House chamber.