ReCenter Indiana

Join us at Conner Prairie on Fri June 26 at 2pm for a free guided visit of "Torn: A Family Portrait," an exhibit about William Conner's family and one Native nation impacted by government policies. An open community conversation follows about today's government policies and how Hoosiers can have their voices heard.

Diego Morales is secretary of state, the highest office on the statewide ballot this fall. But fellow Republican officials are trying to dump him at the Indiana GOP convention in June. And now there's a new revelation: Morales extended a no-bid contract with a company whose CEO has contributed $55,000 to his campaign — and the company is being paid from a fund intended to compensate crime victims. Meanwhile, Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith* is stoking fears of a takeover by Muslims, who account for less than 1% of the state's population.

New records spotlight $90K restitution fund payment to donor, nearly $500K in raises under Morales • Indiana Capital Chronicle A $90,000 vendor payment from a victim restitution account and broad salary increases were approved by Secretary of State Diego Morales.

Volunteer with Us! ReCenter Indiana is preparing for our inaugural "Advancing the Center: An Evening with Chuck Todd" event, and we need your help to make it a success.
🗽 At a time when our country and our state urgently need more constructive civic engagement, this event will bring together Hoosiers who care about democracy, common ground, and Indiana’s future.
🖐 We are looking for volunteers to help with event outreach, promotion, logistics, welcoming guests and welcoming our speaker, former Meet the Press host, Chuck Todd!
✅ Interested in volunteering? Comment below or email [email protected], and we’ll follow up with next steps.
🇺🇸 Let’s move democracy forward — together.

Indiana’s May 5 primary is being fueled almost solely by Trump’s need for revenge," an Indiana-based writer for Politico* reports. Challengers are branding fellow conservatives in their own party as "liberal." What those incumbent state lawmakers did was heed their constituents and reject the president's demand to redraw Indiana congressional districts. U.S. Sen. Jim Banks is bankrolling many of the attack ads, though they don't mention his name.

US Sen. Banks takes an unusually active role in attacking anti-redistricting lawmakers • Indiana Capital Chronicle U.S. Sen. Jim Banks has his fingerprints all over the campaign to oust several Indiana state senators in the Republican primary, although voters might have a hard time knowing it.