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As the first Democrat in nearly four decades to become state superintendent, Ritz must navigate the tricky politics of the GOP-controlled statehouse.
Unions remain supportive of President Obama’s re-election campaign, but they are not supporting Democrats as reliably as they used to.
Increasing frustration from Democrats mean Pat Bauer could be replaced as the head of the state's party.
Democrats called on their constituents Saturday at the state convention to get out the vote for November's elections.
Four election staff members have been accused of forging signatures on Democratic ballots in 2008.
Senator Richard Lugar is continuing to battle Treasurer Richard Mourdock for the Republican nomination.
House Democrats refused to attend a 1:30 p.m. session called today. They are in caucus with no sign of coming out.
Democrats say the Republican's plan to push for right-to-work legislation will drive down wages.
Top Republican leaders have made it known that a right-to-work bill will be on the top of their agenda for this session.
Each lawmaker had to pay a different dollar amount for walking out during the spring legislative session. Representative Peggy Welch paid $8,000.
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