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St. Joseph County Democratic Party chair Don Westerhausen said Republican Clerk Amy Rolfes' staff told the five Democratic candidates that their paperwork was correct. He vowed to get them returned to the ballot for the Nov. 3 elections.
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Three Democrats are vying to represent the Goshen and Middlebury areas in the Indiana House of Representatives.
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"When a policy asks the most from people who already have the least, that is not reform," said Senate Minority Leader Shelli Yoder. "That is harm."
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Renovation at West Side Democratic Club forced Democrats to Dyngus at M.R. Falcons Monday, while a much smaller, more subdued group of Republicans gathered at Allie's Cafe in River Park.
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Event organizer Richard Aguirre says the immigration forum is hosted by the Goshen City Democratic Party but it's not meant to be a rally against the Trump Administration or ICE.
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The St. Joseph County Council's four Democrats will maintain their governing coalition with Republican Dan Schaetzle but he'll no longer serve as president in 2026.
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St. Joseph County commissioners say they and Indiana State Police have finished their year-long investigation into former DuComb Center director Sharon McBride, and it's now in the hands of a special prosecutor who officials wouldn't identify.
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From solar to data centers, Joe Carbone says the county should be open for development as long as it's good for the community
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Democratic chair Chad Crabtree and Republican chair Dan Holtz discuss the 2023 municipal elections in Elkhart
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Jorden Giger is asking for a recount in an election where he lost to Ophelia Gooden-Rodgers by 15 votes