Buttigieg Defends ‘Up-and-Down’ Crime Rate as Mayor
Indiana
Buttigieg: Obamacare Is ‘Conservative, Market-Oriented’ Concept
Braun Defeats Donnelly in Indiana
Republican Mike Braun ousted incumbent Democratic senator Joe Donnelly on Tuesday after a fraught campaign that saw national issues take center stage.
Trump Delivers Closing Argument of 2018 Campaign
FORT WAYNE, Ind.—The crowd, clad in “Make America Great Again” hats and waving signs emblazoned with slogans—”Finish the Wall,” “Drain the Swamp,” and “Jobs Not Mobs”—roared with enthusiasm as the 45th president of the United States entered the arena.
Indiana Dems Make Last Ditch Effort to Split GOP Votes and Save Donnelly
GARY, Ind.—The Indiana Democratic Party is making a last-ditch effort to save incumbent Democratic senator Joe Donnelly by funding ads and mailers supporting the Libertarian candidate on the ballot in an attempt to split the vote in this heavily conservative state.
Giuliani Warns Indiana Voters: ‘You Don’t Want Schumer as Senate Majority Leader’
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.—Former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani urged voters in Indiana not take the first midterm election of the Trump presidency lightly unless they were prepared to cope with having his fellow New Yorker, Chuck Schumer, as Senate majority leader for the next two years.
Big Labor Throws Donnelly a Lifeline
Several labor unions have launched a last ditch super PAC to save Sen. Joe Donnelly’s re-election bid, even if the Indiana Democrat’s family business has outsourced jobs to Mexico.
Donnelly: Some of My Staff Are Minorities, ‘But’ They Do an Amazing Job
Mike Braun Criticizes Donnelly for Using Mexican Axe in Ad
Republican Indiana Senate candidate Mike Braun criticized his opponent, incumbent Sen. Joe Donnelly (D., Ind.), for using a Mexican axe in his new campaign ad.
Indiana GOP Files Ethics Complaint Against Joe Donnelly
The Indiana Republican Party has filed a complaint to the Senate ethics committee against Sen. Joe Donnelly (D., Ind.) for his “improper and illegal use of official resources for campaign purposes,” pointing to use of photos taken by his official office in his latest campaign ad.
