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Exclusive: Rep. Mary Miller Endorses 'America First Always' Dominick Kavanaugh in Indiana Congressional Race - Vimarsana News

Exclusive: Rep. Mary Miller Endorses 'America First Always' Dominick Kavanaugh in Indiana Congressional Race

Rep. Mary Miller (R-IL) has endorsed Dominick Kavanaugh in the race to replace retiring Rep. Larry Bucshon (R-IN) in Indiana's Eighth Congressional District.

Republican Jewish Coalition Takes on John N. Hostettler, an Indiana Republican - Vimarsana News

Republican Jewish Coalition Takes on John N. Hostettler, an Indiana Republican

Most of the battles over Israel play out in Democratic primaries. But a G.O.P. group is putting up $1 million for ads against John N. Hostettler, who is running for Congress.

Pro-Israel groups target former GOP congressman's comeback attempt - Vimarsana News

Pro-Israel groups target former GOP congressman's comeback attempt

Two pro-Israel groups are launching new campaigns against former GOP Rep. John Hostettler in Indiana, who is looking to return for Congress.

Source: aol.com
Nine Republicans, four Dems seek Indiana 8th Congressional seat - Vimarsana News

Nine Republicans, four Dems seek Indiana 8th Congressional seat

Republican Larry Bucshon’s decision not to run for reelection to District 8’s U.S. House Representative has encouraged a number of people to file to run for the position. Following Friday’s

Indiana environmentalists, manufacturers at odds over bill to protect toxic 'forever' chemicals – Indianapolis Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Indiana environmentalists, manufacturers at odds over bill to protect toxic 'forever' chemicals – Indianapolis Business Journal

HB 1399 seeks to carve out more than 5,000 “forever chemicals” from being defined as such by the state and its environmental rules board. That means chemicals deemed harmful in other states would no longer carry the same designation in Indiana.

Source: ibj.com