The table below details filing requirements for U.S. House candidates in Indiana in the 2022 election cycle ... and demographics in both the district and the state. Below was the map in use at the ...

With the 2025 session in the rearview mirror, Jeter said the legislative session provided him opportunities to build relationships with new legislators and build coalitions toward common goals. “The ...

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Colorado state Rep. Shannon Bird, a Westminster Democrat, has jumped into the fray to unseat Congressman Gabe Evans in the closely watched 8th Congressional District next year. Bird, vice chair of ...

State Rep. Shannon Bird wants to go to Congress. The Adams County Democrat hopes to challenge GOP Rep. Gabe Evans next fall and is jumping into the primary for the 8th Congressional District.

A map from the annexation ordinance shows the division of the Hawk’s Tail land between three zoning districts. Image provided The council voted 6-0 on each measure related to the golf course ...

State Rep. Shannon Bird during a press conference at the Colorado Capitol in Denver in April 2024. Photo: Helen H. Richardson/MediaNews Group/The Denver Post via Getty Images ...

but they’ve been incapable of doing that on privacy in general,” said Indiana State Rep. Matt Pierce (D-Bloomington), who was part of a legislative AI task force in 2024. Specifically ...

The Indiana Court of Appeals ruled that Indianapolis Public Schools ... Todd Rokita and IPS over whether the school system was exempt from a law that requires districts to make buildings available to ...

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