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Republicans Griffin Nate and Jackie Horvath, the St. Joseph County party chair, petitioned the county Election Board to keep Republican County Council member Dan Schaetzle off the May primary election ballot because the district and state GOP have ruled he's not in good standing with the party.
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Republican St. Joseph County Council member Dan Schaetzle has vowed to run for re-election in the May primary, despite Republicans saying he's not in good standing with the party.
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Benjamin Dallas thought he'd come up with a clever workaround but the election board's two voting members, both attorneys, voted to remove him from the November ballot
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Clerk Amy Rolfes tried to fire the supervisors for time-saving measure of signing ballot envelopes ahead of time
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It was unclear Friday why St. Joseph County Clerk Amy Rolfes wants both parties' early voting supervisors out
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The St. Joseph County Election Board overturned a challenge that would have blocked Bruce Mitchell, Jr. from running as a Democrat in the May Primary.
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A lawsuit filed by the Indiana and St. Joseph County Republican parties against the Democratic members of the St. Joseph County election board has changed court venues.
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A Marshall County judge has declined to issue a temporary restraining order requested by the Indiana and St. Joseph County Republican Parties in their lawsuit against the Democratic members of the St. Joseph County Election Board.
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The St. Joseph County Commissioners have approved hiring a law firm to monitor a lawsuit the state and county Republican party filed Monday against the Democratic members of the St. Joseph County Election Board.
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The Indiana Republican Party has filed a lawsuit against the Democratic members of the St. Joseph County Election Board, the latest development in a fight over how Democratic County Clerk Rita Glenn stored and processed absentee ballots in the May 2022 primary.