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Hands-on Work to Safeguard Democracy -- Our mission is to encourage informed and active participation in government, work to increase understanding of major public policy issues, Influence public policy through education and advocacy.

10/27/2026

10/26/2026

Coalition Spotlight: Indiana Vote By Mail

As early voting continues across Indiana, we’re spotlighting Indiana Vote By Mail, a nonpartisan organization advocating for secure vote-by-mail options for Hoosiers. The organization promotes accessible ballot options, equal voter representation, and paper trails to support election integrity.

As you make your plan to vote, learn more about Indiana Vote By Mail’s mission at https://www.indianavotebymail.org.

10/24/2026

Indiana early voting is still underway! Vote early before it ends at noon on November 2, or cast your ballot on Election Day, November 3.

Check your voter registration at https://indianavoters.in.gov/ and visit https://www.vote411.org/ for nonpartisan ballot information.

Check your county’s voting hours and locations before heading out!

10/24/2026

Depending upon where you reside in the Hoosier state, there may be school board candidates on your ballot. This is the first election that Indiana school board candidates had the opportunity to list a political party affiliation on the ballot. Whether you see that as transparency or increased partisanship, one thing is certain: these local races matter. Get informed, know your local school board candidates, and make your voice heard at the polls.

10/22/2026

Who funds Indiana’s political candidates, and where does that money go?

Campaign finance reports can help Hoosiers learn who contributes to political campaigns, how much is reported, and how campaign funds are spent.

This post provides a brief overview of Indiana campaign finance. We encourage Hoosiers to explore the official records, conduct their own research, and draw their own informed conclusions. Learn more: https://www.in.gov/sos/elections/campaign-finance/

10/20/2026

Today is Election Hero Day, a chance to thank the poll workers and election officials in our communities for all they do to make our elections safe, secure, and accessible. Our democracy depends on the work of these unseen heroes! Whether you will make your way to the polls for early voting or plan to cast your vote on Election Day, please be sure to show your appreciation to these hard workers.

10/19/2026

What happens when the public can no longer access summaries of government investigations?

Indiana’s Office of Inspector General investigates allegations of fraud, waste, abuse, mismanagement, and wrongdoing within state executive branch agencies. In July 2026, Indiana Public Radio reported that the office would discontinue publishing summaries of its investigations.

Confidentiality can help protect investigations and ensure due process. At the same time, public access to investigative findings can help residents understand how government oversight works and whether concerns have been addressed. This raises an important civic question: How can Indiana balance investigative confidentiality, due process, and public accountability?

This post provides a brief overview of the Indiana Office of Inspector General’s role and responsibilities. We encourage residents to explore the resources below and conduct their own research to learn more about government oversight and accountability in Indiana.

Learn more: Indiana Office of Inspector General: https://www.in.gov/ig/

Indiana Public Radio reporting: https://indianapublicradio.org/news/2026/07/indiana-inspector-general-discontinues-publication-of-investigative-reports/

10/18/2026

Forgotten Foremother: Mary Coffin Ware Dennett

A suffragist and reformer, Mary Coffin Ware Dennett advocated for women’s voting rights, reproductive health information, and comprehensive s*x education at a time when these topics faced significant legal and social barriers.Her courage reminds us that progress often begins with people willing to challenge the status quo.

Learn more about her story: https://www.lwvin.org/content.aspx?page_id=5&club_id=42001&item_id=141079

10/17/2026

Thirty eight (38) school districts across the Hoosier state are seeking approval for property tax increases to cover the rising costs to maintain educational programs and school operations this November. If a property tax referendum is on your ballot, please review your district’s proposed tax increase and understand how the money would be spent before heading to the polls.

Search for your school district’s referendum via WFYI’s guide here : https://www.wfyi.org/education/2026-08-17/indiana-school-district-referendum-guide-2026-what-to-know-about-your-districts-requested-tax-increase

10/16/2026

Follow the Money: Where Does Indiana Spend Its Money?

Did you know Hoosiers can explore how Indiana collects, allocates, and spends public funds? The Indiana Transparency Portal provides access to public financial information, including state expenditures, vendor payments, contracts, employee salary information, revenue, federal funding expenditures, and distributions to local governments.

Residents can also explore budget appropriations and financial reports to better understand how state government manages public resources.

Explore the Indiana Transparency Portal: https://www.in.gov/itp/

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