Illini study shows IN only 2nd to Michigan in Midwest hurt Tariffs imposed by the Trump Administration in 2025 raised costs for the average Hoosier household by $2,600, shrunk Hoosier State GDP by $2.65 billion (- 0.51%), reduced Indiana’s [...]
What to expect from Beau and Ballard going forward Republicans are bracing for almost four months of Secretary of State Diego Morales (R) operating with no guardrails now that he has lost his bid for renomination after having the [...]
‘All politics is local’ turned ‘All politics is national’ Tuesday Last week we told you to think about what would constitute a win in Tuesday’s Senate primary races targeted by the White House, expecting that there would be a [...]
What constitutes a win? Who will seize the narrative, and how? The 2026 set of Senate Republican primary races – fueled by the furor over the failed mid-decade congressional redistricting drive – is likely the most closely watched and [...]
If ex-GOP mayor wins SoS ballot slot, Libertarians could lose shot Business and marketing entrepreneur Lauri Shillings (L) of Carmel gains the Libertarian Party of Indiana nomination for secretary of state, the first of potentially four candidates to secure [...]
Flashback: ex-Sens. Delph, Ruckelshaus set to clash in SD 29 If there’s ever been a primary race for the Senate involving a pair of former senators, we’re fairly confident that you’d have to reach back a good 50 years [...]
This session is marching to the beat of a different drum The Governor’s State of the State address on Wednesday falls a mere five “session” (or committee) days before the committee report deadline in each chamber . . . [...]
Your final take on what happened and what to expect The fallout from the failed Senate congressional redistricting vote (which a member of the establishment dubbed “the war between consultants” at mid-month) continued through mid-month with much of the [...]
Newest existential issue prompts GOP circular firing squad If you had thought that Indiana was offering Congress and the President a sober, thinking example of how government should work under single-party control, you would have been correct – until [...]
What’s happening with redistricting and what it might mean Editor's Note: This story was originally published in the November 14, 2025 issue of Indiana Legislative Insight. As we head to press with this issue Friday, Senate Republicans were reportedly [...]