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INDIANAPOLIS - A new statewide poll shows Democrat Barack Obama and Republican John McCain running even in Indiana with less than a month to go before the Nov. 4 election.
Tensions are rising in northwest Indiana tensions are rising as the race for president there tightens. As voter registration came to a close Monday, John McCain supporters alleged fraud. CBS 2's Political Editor Mike Flanner reports Democrats say it's a sign Barack Obama has closed the gap in a state that typically sends Republicans to the White House.
Dozens of people lined up to vote at polling centers across the state on the first day for early voting in Indiana.
INDIANA, (Indiana's NewsCenter) - Democrat presidential candidate Barack Obama will campaign in Indianapolis this week. Obama is set to hold a rally at the Indiana State Fairgrounds this Wednesday.
Early voting begins today in Indiana as registration deadline looms.
The deadline to register to vote in Indiana has arrived. Today is the final day that Hoosiers can register to vote for the Nov. 4 general election. Voters can register at their county clerk's office and other government facilities before 4:30 p.m. today.
In July, Democratic presidential contender Sen. Barack Obama made a surprising move by announcing he would open more than 30 campaign offices in historically Red State Indiana.
Today is the deadline for Indiana residents to register to vote, and the increased interest in this year's presidential election has led to a surge of new voters. Over 50 people have registered at the Vigo County Republican Headquarters, 7 S. Sixth St., this election cycle, said coordinator Jack Shipman.
SOUTH BEND -- It's the final sprint toward a historic Election Day. Voter registration is over, and hundreds have already voted early.
Indiana is traditionally a “red” state, even when it comes to voting for the Indiana Superintendent of Public Instruction. The last Democrat, John J. Loughlin, was elected in 1970 and served from 1971-1973.
"In 3-1/2 months, the Bush administration is going to be over, finished, done... But the price John McCain paid for his party's nomination was that he embraced all the Bush policies."
African American, Latino and White Working Class Voters Will Benefit from Early Voting
Monday, October 6, was the last day for Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana for voters to register.
A former Terre Haute city councilman is hoping to unseat a 12-year incumbent for the District 43 seat in the Indiana House of Representatives.
( Indiana University ) Health care is playing a bigger role in this election than in any presidential contest in the past. "The combination of a sagging economy, increasing numbers of uninsured, and a disproportionately affected middle class may make this a tipping point," said Aaron Carroll, M.D, director of the Center for Health Policy and Professionalism Research and associate professor of ...
A commission of Indiana House and Senate members has scheduled a hearing Wednesday in Indianapolis to talk about gasoline pricing policies in Indiana. We doubt that there is much the Indiana Legislature can do to affect gasoline prices — surely not a suspension of the state sales tax on gasoline.
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