Hayleigh Colombo

6 days ago | indystar.com | Hayleigh Colombo

Secretary of State Diego Morales' new reelection campaign video appears to contain footage taken during a recent official visit to Marion County's secured Election Service Center, a blending campaign and official activities that Indianapolis' top election official alleges is against state law. Put more simply, she's accusing the official tasked with implementing the state's election laws of breaking those very laws.

1 week ago | indystar.com | Hayleigh Colombo

(This story was updated to add information). Two advocacy groups - Count Us In and Women4Change Indiana - along with an Indiana University student filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Indiana on May 5. They allege that Senate Bill 10, which was recently signed into law by Gov. Mike Braun, is an unconstitutional "surgical attack on young voters" that restricts their rights.

1 week ago | indystar.com | Hayleigh Colombo

From new rules over out-of-state travel to restricting luxury car purchases, lawmakers took steps this session to assert more oversight over other state officials. Some Republican lawmakers who supported the proposals were reticent to call out the behavior of specific officials, saying the moves weren't an "attack" on anyone.

1 week ago | courierpress.com | Hayleigh Colombo

From new rules over out-of-state travel to restricting luxury car purchases, lawmakers took steps this session to assert more oversight over other state officials. Some Republican lawmakers who supported the proposals were reticent to call out the behavior of specific officials, saying the moves weren't an "attack" on anyone.

1 week ago | indystar.com | Brittany Carloni |Hayleigh Colombo

In a five-minute video posted on X, a voiceover says Morales in his first term has "fought for secure elections and a thriving economy" for Hoosiers. Morales is running for reelection because there is "more to be done," the voiceover says. "There is still work to do, but together we will continue to build an Indiana where everyone can succeed, where our elections are secure and where Hoosiers come first," Morales, a Republican, says at the end of the video.