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Editorial Roundup: Indiana

Editorial: Indiana bill is pushback on necessary election changes made during a pandemic Last year, in the midst of a public health crisis, Indiana officials came together in a bipartisan fashion to change the date of the primary election and allow for no-excuse mail-in voting — a decision driven by concern for the public good, not politics. Well, we can’t allow something like that to happen again, now can we? Senate Bill 353 is a clear reaction to the changes made by Indiana’s Election Commission, which was guided in part by the recommendation of state leaders in moving to ensure that Hoosiers could cast their vote in the primary election without fearing for their health.

Indiana Republicans cite fraud fears in push to tighten mail-in ballots | Indiana

Indiana Republicans cite fraud fears in push to tighten mail-in ballots NIKI KELLY | The Journal Gazette INDIANAPOLIS – Republicans pushing an election security bill stoked fears of fraud Tuesday during a hearing on a move to tighten mail-in ballots. Senate Bill 353 also would prohibit the governor or bipartisan Indiana Election Commission from changing the time, manner or place of an election in the future. The commission – at the urging of Gov. Eric Holcomb – last year moved the primary about one month due to the pandemic. Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita said ballot-harvesting and last-minute rule changes created unease and distrust about the results of the 2020 election.

Indiana House committee discusses bill that toughens absentee vote by mail; Lake County officials testify in support, against the bill

Indiana House committee discusses bill that toughens absentee vote by mail; Lake County officials testify in support, against the bill
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Republicans Push Voter Fraud Worries To Support Bill Tightening Election Rules

Republicans Push Voter Fraud Worries To Support Bill Tightening Election Rules Unable to load the audio player. playpausemuteunmute Article origination IPBS-RJC There has been no documented evidence of widespread voter fraud in the 2020 election, whether in Indiana or nationwide. Mareea Thomas/WNIN Republican lawmakers want to require an extra check of a voter’s identification on absentee ballot applications. Supporters say it’s about election security. Opponents argue it will unfairly cost some Hoosiers their vote. Under proposed legislation – SB353 – Hoosier voters would have to include either their driver’s license number or the last four digits of their Social Security number when they apply for an absentee ballot. Whichever number they choose must match whichever number is on their voter registration record.

Editorial Roundup: Indiana

Editorial Roundup: Indiana
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