5 things to take away from the debate
Last night the sides of the aisle switched colors onstage, with Hillary Clinton in bright red and Donald Trump in a blue tie.
Last night the sides of the aisle switched colors onstage, with Hillary Clinton in bright red and Donald Trump in a blue tie.
Fall is here, and so is election season. IU Republicans kicked it off with a viewing party.
Local democrats gathered at Nick’s Monday night for a debate watch party.
Jeanne Smith will do whatever she can to ensure Trump is not elected.
The Trump campaign announced the Catholic Advisory Group to advise issues important to Catholics.
The League of Women Voters sponsored a forum for county commissioner candidates for districts two and three.
Cassie Heeke focuses on the necessity of being politically informed.
Trey Hollingsworth is running for Indiana 9th district congressional seat.
Trump leads with 43 percent followed by Clinton at 36 percent.
Bloomington residents gathered for the second annual picnic at Bryan Park on Sunday.
One volunteer calls the election a "life or death" situation.
This was Hillary Clinton's first press conference in nine months.
The new Democratic office in Bloomington will be home to the campaigns for Clinton and other local politicians.
Local Democrats will also campaign for Gregg, Ritz and Bayh.
The IDAAC will work to increase African-American representation at the polls.
The DNC released additional speakers including Sen. Elizabeth Warren and VP nominee Tim Kaine.
Many choose to hang out at the convention bar instead of on the floor.
Trump is scheduled to speak tonight and accept the Republican nomination for president.
Trump has to tap Pence by Friday if he wants him for VP.
Amid speculation of who he might choose to be his vice president, Republican nominee Donald Trump is having a rally in central Indiana.