How many potential holdouts in the Indiana Senate? And how many seats across the U.S. are at stake. We're breaking it down here.

Federal records show 165 noncitizens registered to vote in Indiana, with 21 casting ballots. What Indiana officials call a landmark settlement aims to prevent illegal votes.

Indiana House Republicans are marching full steam ahead in their effort to redraw the state’s congressional maps ahead of next

Amid growing signs that even some Republicans are starting to view Donald Trump as something of a lame duck, the president and his allies have apparently chosen Indiana to reassert his dominance of the party.

Under the new map proposed by Indiana House Republicans Dec. 1, Democrats would only have a slim chance of winning one district.

The proposed map for Indiana’s Congressional districts does offer Republican candidates an advantage in all districts, but also makes some districts more competitive for a potential Democratic

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security must provide free verification services to all state and local governments and allow Social Secruity numbers to be used for verification purposes.

A settlement has been reached in multiple federal lawsuits surrounding citizenship verification and preventing non-citizens from voting, including a lawsuit filed in the Indiana Federal Court. According to a joint news release from the Indiana Attorney General’s office and the Indiana Secretary of State’s office,

Indiana state House Republicans unveiled their proposal for congressional redistricting Monday. The map would likely turn two Democratic-held seats into Republican-held seats.

Former Indiana Lt. Gov. Sue Ellspermann testified Tuesday against a Republican mid-decade redistricting plan, pleading with her former colleagues to refuse a partisan pressure campaign launched by President Donald Trump and his allies.