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It's Election Day, Hoosiers. These are the key races to watch in Indiana's primary. - Vimarsana News

It's Election Day, Hoosiers. These are the key races to watch in Indiana's primary.

From a six-way competition for governor to open seats in Congress, here are the races to watch in Tuesday's primary.

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What to watch as the battle for the GOP's future comes to Indiana - Vimarsana News

What to watch as the battle for the GOP's future comes to Indiana

In Indiana, open races for governor and Senate as well as some key House primaries are on tap Tuesday.

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Indiana GOP primary to set off massive leadership shakeup in Hoosier state - Vimarsana News

Indiana GOP primary to set off massive leadership shakeup in Hoosier state

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

Rokita condemns 'transanity' of preferred names and pronouns - Vimarsana News

Rokita condemns 'transanity' of preferred names and pronouns

"Treating these individuals with respect, however, does not require us, by law, to deny basic truths, like the fact that there are only two sexes," said AG Todd Rokita.

Attorney General Rokita and State Rep. Speedy announce advisory opinion clarifying that no laws require use of preferred pronouns - Vimarsana News

Attorney General Rokita and State Rep. Speedy announce advisory opinion clarifying that no laws require use of preferred pronouns

After state Rep. Mike Speedy raised the issue, Attorney General Todd Rokita this week produced an advisory opinion clarifying that neither state nor federal law requires a coworker to use the preferred pronouns and names of fellow employees. An employer therefore is likely not liable in cases where staff members choose not to use new

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