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November 9, 2016
Hollingsworth Beats Yoder In 9th District
Throughout his campaign, Hollingsworth supported lower taxes, border control and more money going toward military spending.
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Reform-Minded Incumbents Retain Control of IPS Board But One Loses Seat
Efforts to reform Indianapolis Public Schools will likely remain on track after two incumbents and a first-time candidate who supports the ongoing changes, beat out challengers in the district's Board of Commissioners.
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Marion County Voters Choose To Expand Mass Transit In Indianapolis
The expansion would include three rapid transit lines, extended hours and more frequent bus service.
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McCormick Ousts Ritz To Win State Superintendent Race
Republican Jennifer McCormick will becomes the state's leading education official.
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Holcomb Wins Gubernatorial Race
Holcomb's win marks the fourth consecutive gubernatorial victory for the GOP.
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Republican Curtis Hill Will Be Indiana's Next Attorney General
The Republican has served as the Elkhart County prosecutor since 2008.
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Right To Hunt And Fish Approved By Voters
Indiana becomes to the 20th state to add a constitutional amendment to protect hunting and fishing.
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Young Defeats Bayh For U.S. Senate Seat
Young will be the first person to hold the seat since 1989 that isn't Dan Coats or Evan Bayh.
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Election 2016 Results: Education Referenda
Eight Indiana school districts, including Washington Township in Marion County, are using referenda in an effort to raise funds to pay for construction projects and operating costs.
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Third Parties Work To Rally Support On Election Day
The 2016 election has been contentious, with some voters in both major parties not happy with their presidential nominees. That's led to third parties rallying for attention, and that did not stop on Election Day.
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