Seven of the 10 Indiana school districts with ballot questions to approve property-tax levies won voters' support in Tuesday’s primary election.

In Indianapolis, a large field of primary candidates is running to lead the state’s largest city. But there are key races in surrounding counties, as mayoral hopefuls try to reach voters who live and work outside of Marion County.

The School Town of Speedway is asking voters to approve a $46.4 million property tax referendum in the May primary election.

Ten people — six Democrats and four Republicans — filed to run for the office this year, double the number of contenders from the 2019 municipal elections.

Ten school districts across Indiana are asking voters to pass a property tax referendum on the May 2 primary ballots.

The Indianapolis Public Schools district is asking voters to approve a $410 million capital referendum during the May primary election.

Indianapolis mayoral candidate Clif Marsiglio announced Friday he will step away from the race, choosing instead to back Democratic State Rep. Robin Shackleford’s bid for the seat.

Primary election day is Tuesday, May 2. More than 50 candidates are seeking their party's nomination to run for 25 Indianapolis City-County Council seats. Put your address in the map below to find your council district.

Marion County residents will head to the polls to vote for new city-county councilor candidates in this year’s primary election on May 2.

Warren Township school district wants voters to approve an $88 million operating referendum in the May primary election.