/r/IndianaPolitics
A place for news and discussion about politics in the Hoosier State, with more politics than /r/Indiana and more Indiana than /r/politics.
A place for news and discussion about politics in the Hoosier State, with more politics than /r/Indiana and more Indiana than /r/politics.
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Hi everyone! I've been learning JavaScript and decided to put some use to what I learned. Naturally, I already had voter data for Indiana on my computer, so I used that to make my own interactive Indiana voter turnout map! You can select two years and compare voter data for the state as a whole, or on a county level. This is my first pass at building anything myself, so let me know what you think! Here is a link to the website
We are moving Indiana’s gubernatorial race from Safe Republican to Likely Republican.
Link to article:
https://centerforpolitics.org/crystalball/indiana-governor-moves-to-the-edge-of-the-playing-field/
I recently met this man awhile around town. He seems like a good guy. After talking with him, I feel like he’s worth voting for. If you find yourself in district 62, you should have a chat with him.
What: An opportunity to meet Jennifer McCormick and Valerie McCray while enjoying desserts. Presented by Warren Township Democratic Club and Lawrence Township Democratic Club.
When: Wednesday, August 28th, 2024 at 6:30pm. Presentations will begin at 7pm, with a Q&A from 8-8:30pm.
Where: Painters and Glazers Hall, located at 6490 Massachusetts Ave in Indianapolis.
The GOP is why 89% of guns used in crimes are illegal! They block and pass laws that prevent illegal guns, the vast majority of them coming from Red States with very relaxed gun laws, are getting in peoples hands.
So, please tell me how Republicans are going to reduce gun violence? Especially when buying illegal guns remains simple?
By the way, Jon Stewart also points out why we feel crime is on the rise even when it's not. We need to look at the news we are watching and from who.
Fear and outrage sells ads, gets clicks, likes, subscribers, followers and most of all, builds motivation to vote for people that will continue blocking policy, regulations and laws to help prevent and solve that fear and outrage.
Right now, we have a party and some individuals from the other that desperately want to and are always trying to address the issues plaguing our country.. Then we have another that's doing everything possible to prevent them. The latter being the Republican Party and their greedy and corrupt handlers that are desperately trying to maintain and maximize their wealth and power. No matter the consequences on us, our society, the environment and our Democracy built to protect and listen to the will of the people.
We need to vote for Democrats and Republicans that are willing to work together on the issues not for the Fear and Outrage Entrepreneurs puppets.
Good overview of Braun, Beckwith and the Indiana GOP dilemma:
Gift link:
If you're an Indiana voter living abroad or know someone who is, the deadline to register to vote in the Primary Election is April 29th.
You can request your ballot here: https://www.votefromabroad.org/
For more information: https://www.votefromabroad.org/states/IN
Primary elections determine the frontrunners of the major parties for Federal, State and Municipal elections. They provide an opportunity to change the party leadership, among other things. In recent years, expat votes have been the deciding factor in many close elections.
Importance of overseas voters: https://www.npr.org/2022/11/06/1132730832/american-citizens-voters-overseas-abroad
Information on Indiana Primaries: https://ballotpedia.org/Primary_elections_in_Indiana
This post is intended to be non-partisan, simply showing how to exercise your voting rights even when abroad.
Thanks!
Valet parking at IU west hospital . Avon Indiana closes many people need this they have no consideration for how many people use this but yet they opened up a coffee shop and a vaccine clinic. Don’t understand guess they weren’t making any money off valet parking so they had to get rid of it. How sad