Former state senator Karen Tallian beat out three other contenders to become the Indiana Democratic Party's newest leader.

Democrats have a new leader in Hamilton County — and he’s identified right-wing media outlets, such as Fox News, as one of the party’s longtime roadblocks.

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Former state Senator Karen Tallian was elected as the Indiana Democratic Party on Saturday, becoming the first woman from ...

The Indiana Supreme Court on Thursday heard oral arguments in the long-running legal battle over the validity of a Columbus ...

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Tallian's victory comes at a critical time for Indiana's Democratic party, which hasn't seen a ... their strategy and messaging after sweeping Republican victories in the 2024 election.

Former State Sen. Karen Tallian is the new chair of the Indiana Democratic Party. The party’s state central committee elected Tallian Saturday to serve the next four years as party leader.

Anger was rising in the Democratic ranks Saturday after the party's top US senator led a band of lawmakers in reluctant ...

Indiana has become, essentially, a one-party state, and "Mayor Pete" could be exhibit A. He ran for Indiana treasurer in 2010, losing to Republican incumbent Richard Mourdock by a landslide. Buttigieg ...