Your Voice, Your Vote

• Senator Donnelly meets with Supreme Court nominee
• Conservatives press Donnelly to confirm Supreme Court nominee
• Trump/Koch feud's impact on Indiana US Senate race
• Mike Pence to hold post-primary unity rally in Michigan
• Law enforcement thanks Cass County for support
• Voters approve Brandywine schools operating tax renewal
• Donnelly campaigns across the state ahead of canceled Senate recess
• More young voters expected to participate in midterms
• Conservative group sued for unsolicited texts
• Baroda Twp. voters to decide on new fire station on August ballot
• Cass County 911 dispatch seeks millage renewal for August voters
• Future of moderates in the Democratic Party
• Did Braun out-fundraise Donnelly?
• Veterans back Donnelly in "Veterans for Joe" launch
• Your Voice: Republicans react to Russia summit fallout
• Does Mike Braun pay his employees nearly double the minimum wage?
• Russia summit raises concerns
• Libertarian candidate looking to shake up senate race
• Senate race updates 7/12
• Honeywell retirees seek help from Donnelly to keep healthcare coverage
• Supreme Court shake up could impact red state Democrats in midterms
• Jill Donnelly looks to energize women voters for husband's re-election campaign
• Braun called out for out-of-state fundraisers
• Donnelly rolls out "Republicans for Joe"
• President Trump ends family separation at the border
• South Bend's Latino community pushes for immigration reform
• 16 votes still separate Redman and Corbett so far in recount
• Hoosier delegates rally around the issues in the 2018 midterms
• Candidates campaign at Indiana Democratic Party's state convention
• North Korea summit could boost Republicans midterm chances
• RNC Chair weighs in on Indiana U.S. Senate race
• Mayor Pete Buttigieg talks Democratic Party future
• Recount continues in St. Joseph County Sheriff's race
• Republicans rally around Mike Braun at state convention
• Indiana Republicans approve 2018 platform, includes controversial marriage language
• Hoosier conservatives split on state party's platform change
• Senate's August recess cancelled as midterms loom
• Hoosier delegates look forward to Indiana Republican State Convention
• Donnelly eyes re-election with 'Hoosier Highways' RV tour
• 'Right to Try' bill signing earns praise for Sen. Joe Donnelly
• Your Voice: What is "the swamp?"
• Hoosier voters express low confidence in Congress
• Trump/Pence spokesman talks White House impact on midterms
• Democrats call out Mike Braun for D.C. fundraising
• Republicans hope Vice President Mike Pence will be a game changer in 2018 elections
• Your Voice: Democrats hope the Blue Wave comes to Indiana
• Democrats using nasty GOP primary against US Senate nominee
• Corbett campaign hires attorney, will ask for recount
• South Bend neighbors excited to see Air Force One
• VIDEO: Trump rally in Elkhart
• President Trump arrives in South Bend
• Businesses along SR-19 anticipate president's arrival
• Local steel fabricating company expanding, concerned about steel tariffs
• Dr. Elizabeth Bennion discusses President Trump's Elkhart visit
• Several local lawmakers will join President Trump at rally
• US Senate candidates react to Trump visit
• Group holds protest outside President Trump's rally
• President's visit highlights Elkhart's booming economy
• President Trump's supporters line up early for rally
• President Trump will urge voters to support Senate candidate Mike Braun
• US Senate nominees look forward to November showdown
• St. Joseph County Sheriff primary vote too close to call
• Mel Hall hopes to unseat Jackie Walorski in general election
• Election results: Michigan school millage proposals
• Mike Braun wins Republican primary for Indiana's US Senate seat
• Todd Rokita may challenge Mueller investigation if he wins primary
• Redman beats Corbett by 18 votes in St. Joseph County Sheriff's race
• Mel Hall wins Democratic primary for 2nd Congressional District race
• Republican Jeff Siegel wins Elkhart County Sheriff primary race
• Voters approve both Goshen Schools millage proposals
• Vicki Becker wins Republican primary for Elkhart County Prosecutor
• US Senate candidates spend Election Day campaigning
• Candidates running in Indiana Primary Election turn in their ballots
• Election Day: What you need to know
• Michigan voters set to decide school millage proposals on Election Day
• Luke Messer nominates President Trump for Nobel Peace Prize
• Political candidate teams up with local rap artist for campaign ad
• Residents torn on proposed referendums
• Republican U.S. Senate candidate explains campaign goals
• Indiana U.S. Senate election one of 2018's most expensive races
• Republican senate candidate Todd Rokita talks about upcoming election
• Candidates go after each other in final Republican U.S. Senate primary debate
• US Senate Republican primary debate to air Monday night
• Rokita calls out Indiana Debate Commission, moderator ahead of final debate
• Your Voice: voters feeling election fatigue
• Polling places changing in St. Joseph County
• SJC voters "Meet the Candidates" at last forum
• Republican U.S. Senate candidates face off in Fort Wayne debate
• Indiana U.S. Senate primary candidates call out potential ethics violations
• Alum, former classmates face off in heated US Senate race
• Messer's residency a target in Indiana U.S. Senate race
• Todd Rokita plans to shake up the Senate
• Elkhart County Prosecutor candidate debate attracts full crowd
• Luke Messer looks to turn U.S. Senate seat red again
• Large turnout for 2nd Congressional District debate
• VIDEO: Candidates for 2nd Congressional District participate in debate
• President Trump's impact on Indiana's U.S. Senate race
• Mike Braun running on business record in U.S. Senate race
• Indiana voter registration deadline is Monday
• Tariff Talks: U.S. Senate candidates weigh in on potential impact in Indiana