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Incumbent Secretary of State Diego Morales is actively campaigning for reelection and promoting GOP turnout and organizing. Democrats are lining up a challenger in Beau Bayh, who is seeking his party’s nomination. Separately, a federal court challenge to Indiana’s college-ID voting ban could affect election rules ahead of the May primary. The news mostly reinforces that Republicans have an active incumbent campaign, which could modestly support GOP odds. The college-ID lawsuit outcome could add uncertainty around turnout dynamics, depending on the court ruling.
The GOP Dyngus Day event was created as an opportunity for residents to meet primary candidates and hear from county and state representatives.
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Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger says his office has persuaded a securities firm to return $6.7 million to investors.
Voting rights advocates argue eliminating student IDs affects younger voters, who are less likely to possess driver's licenses or other IDs.
The Senate Elections and Ethics Committee, chaired by Sen. Jeremy Moss, D-Bloomfield Township, voted 5-1 in favor of advancing the main proposal to the full Senate, which is controlled by Democrats.
The party switch marks the latest chapter in a rocky political career.
It's the latest evidence of increasing collaboration with the organization.
Amid their shared grief, former Sen. Evan Bayh's son Beau is running for his first job in public service. He is also running to be himself.
The former transportation secretary campaigned for Democrat Chedrick Greene in Midland ahead of a May special election that could flip the state Senate's 19-18 Democratic majority.
In the 2026 primaries, the Tribune Editorial Board endeavors to help both Republican and Democratic Party-affiliated readers make their best choices.
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