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Apr 12, 2024

Public Interest

Why HamCo Dems Should Vote in the Democratic Primary

Here are the top four reasons to choose a Democratic ballot in May:
Decide who your Democratic candidates will be in the November general e

Apr 8, 2024

HamCo Connect

March HamCo Connect: Big Dem Energy!

Continuing the upward attendance trend, a standing-room-only crowd of Hamilton County Democrats convened at Grand Junction Brewery in...

Mar 24, 2024

Elections

Essential Info for Poll Workers

If you’ve already signed up as a poll worker for the upcoming primary election on May 7, or if you’re still considering it, here is some bas

Mar 23, 2024

Carmel City Council Discusses New Developments, Water Supply

This week’s Carmel City Council meeting 2 most important issues discussed include Land Development and Carmel's water supply.

Mar 8, 2024

HamCo Connect

HamCo Connect—February 2024

HamCo Dems hosted 50+ members of our community at the Noblesville Friends Church for our monthly HamCo Connect meeting

Feb 29, 2024

Local Government

Find Out What’s Happening in Local Government at City/Town Council Meetings

All of Hamilton County’s city and town councils are currently dominated by Republican leaders. And often they are making decisions that...

Feb 12, 2024

Statehouse

Bills of Interest: Tax and Fiscal Control Over Libraries (Indiana SB 32)

The following is legislative analyst and social studies educator Randy Hudgins’ take on SB 32. The status will be updated as the bill...

Feb 5, 2024

Statehouse

State Bills of Interest: Elections

HB 1264 addresses who can assist individuals register to vote and the process to follow in registering to vote. Language in the bill demands

Feb 5, 2024

Statehouse

State Bills of Interest: Education and Libraries

HB 1221 seeks to clarify what is considered obscene material harmful to minors in school libraries and provide avenues to remove that conte

Feb 4, 2024

Statehouse

Bills of Interest: Fair and open competition for public projects (HB 1232)

The following is an analysis of HB 1232 as it relates to Hamilton County. The status will be updated as the bill progresses. Author: Rep....

Feb 3, 2024

Statehouse

Bills of Interest: Election Security (HB 1264)

Concerns were raised in testimony of the long and expensive process this would create for legal permanent residents due to delays in governm

Jun 22, 2023

Hamilton County

Democratic Leaders Condemn Use of Hitler Quote from Extremist Group

Hamilton County Democrats are united in condemning the use of a quote from Hitler in a recent Moms for Liberty newsletter, and in...

Mar 16, 2023

New HEPL Collection Development Policy Will Waste $120,000 in Taxpayer Money

by Cathy Sutton, Noblesville Retired school librarian The Hamilton East Public Library has recently added several new Board of Trustees...

Feb 19, 2023

Statehouse

How to Contact Your Indiana Legislators About the Current Bills

As the Indiana Legislature begins to consider bills that will affect freedom of speech in libraries, LGBTQIA+ rights, funding for public sch

Jan 16, 2023

Statehouse

Indiana Statehouse Report: Session Week Two (Jan 16–20)

by Randy Hudgins (All opinions and errors are the author’s) Periodically we will take a look at what’s happening in the Indiana...

Jun 24, 2022

Statehouse

From Dayna Colbert, Chair; Sarah Russell Goddard, Secretary; and the Communications Committee of the HCDP

As we’re sure you’ve seen by now, this morning a rogue Supreme Court decided that decades of precedent didn’t matter and overturned Roe...

Mar 23, 2022

Public Interest

Married in 2022 or 1962?

On March 22, 2022, Senator Mike Braun gave a press conference on what he expected from the Supreme Court with the nomination of Ketanji Brown Jackson, and brought up what many call “judicial activism” from Supreme Court Justices. In his comments he said that he believed that the Supreme Court should not have taken up many of the landmark cases of the past decades, including Roe v. Wade (1973) and, most shockingly, Loving v. Virginia (1967), the case that legalized interracial marriage...

Jan 10, 2022

Statehouse

Indiana Senate Bill 167 Would Be a Disaster for Our Schools

On Wednesday, January 5, Noblesville and Westfield’s State Senator Scott Baldwin (recently linked to the far-right militia group Oath...

Nov 20, 2021

Statehouse

Is Baldwin keeping the oath?

The following letter to the editor was written by Ronnie Saunders. It was recently revealed that Indiana State Senator Scott Baldwin is...

Nov 14, 2021

Public Projects

Noblesville reader wonders why Rep. Spartz voted against Biden's American Rescue Plan

Dear Editor, In a bit of good news, I just read that Noblesville is giving a $2,000 bonus to each of our police officers and...

Friday, April 12, 2024

By:

loricateshand

Why HamCo Dems Should Vote in the Democratic Primary
Here are the top four reasons to choose a Democratic ballot in May: Decide who your Democratic candidates will be in the November general e
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Public Interest

Monday, April 8, 2024

By:

loricateshand

March HamCo Connect: Big Dem Energy!
Continuing the upward attendance trend, a standing-room-only crowd of Hamilton County Democrats convened at Grand Junction Brewery in...
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HamCo Connect

Sunday, March 24, 2024

By:

loricateshand

Essential Info for Poll Workers
If you’ve already signed up as a poll worker for the upcoming primary election on May 7, or if you’re still considering it, here is some bas
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Elections

Saturday, March 23, 2024

By:

Greg Daniels

Carmel City Council Discusses New Developments, Water Supply
This week’s Carmel City Council meeting 2 most important issues discussed include Land Development and Carmel's water supply.

Friday, March 8, 2024

By:

Meredith Fox

HamCo Connect—February 2024
HamCo Dems hosted 50+ members of our community at the Noblesville Friends Church for our monthly HamCo Connect meeting
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HamCo Connect

Thursday, February 29, 2024

By:

loricateshand

Find Out What’s Happening in Local Government at City/Town Council Meetings
All of Hamilton County’s city and town councils are currently dominated by Republican leaders. And often they are making decisions that...
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Local Government

Monday, February 12, 2024

By:

HamCo Dems

Bills of Interest: Tax and Fiscal Control Over Libraries (Indiana SB 32)
The following is legislative analyst and social studies educator Randy Hudgins’ take on SB 32. The status will be updated as the bill...
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Statehouse

Monday, February 5, 2024

By:

Randy Hudgins

State Bills of Interest: Elections
HB 1264 addresses who can assist individuals register to vote and the process to follow in registering to vote. Language in the bill demands
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Statehouse

Monday, February 5, 2024

By:

Randy Hudgins

State Bills of Interest: Education and Libraries
HB 1221 seeks to clarify what is considered obscene material harmful to minors in school libraries and provide avenues to remove that conte
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Statehouse

Sunday, February 4, 2024

By:

loricateshand

Bills of Interest: Fair and open competition for public projects (HB 1232)
The following is an analysis of HB 1232 as it relates to Hamilton County. The status will be updated as the bill progresses. Author: Rep....
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Statehouse

Saturday, February 3, 2024

By:

loricateshand

Bills of Interest: Election Security (HB 1264)
Concerns were raised in testimony of the long and expensive process this would create for legal permanent residents due to delays in governm
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Statehouse

Thursday, June 22, 2023

By:

Meredith Fox

Democratic Leaders Condemn Use of Hitler Quote from Extremist Group
Hamilton County Democrats are united in condemning the use of a quote from Hitler in a recent Moms for Liberty newsletter, and in...
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Hamilton County

Thursday, March 16, 2023

By:

loricateshand

New HEPL Collection Development Policy Will Waste $120,000 in Taxpayer Money
by Cathy Sutton, Noblesville Retired school librarian The Hamilton East Public Library has recently added several new Board of Trustees...

Sunday, February 19, 2023

By:

loricateshand

How to Contact Your Indiana Legislators About the Current Bills
As the Indiana Legislature begins to consider bills that will affect freedom of speech in libraries, LGBTQIA+ rights, funding for public sch
ARROW.png
Statehouse

Monday, January 16, 2023

By:

Randy Hudgins

Indiana Statehouse Report: Session Week Two (Jan 16–20)
by Randy Hudgins (All opinions and errors are the author’s) Periodically we will take a look at what’s happening in the Indiana...
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Statehouse

Friday, June 24, 2022

By:

Meredith Fox

From Dayna Colbert, Chair; Sarah Russell Goddard, Secretary; and the Communications Committee of the HCDP
As we’re sure you’ve seen by now, this morning a rogue Supreme Court decided that decades of precedent didn’t matter and overturned Roe...
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Statehouse

Wednesday, March 23, 2022

By:

Dayna Colbert

Married in 2022 or 1962?
On March 22, 2022, Senator Mike Braun gave a press conference on what he expected from the Supreme Court with the nomination of Ketanji Brown Jackson, and brought up what many call “judicial activism” from Supreme Court Justices. In his comments he said that he believed that the Supreme Court should not have taken up many of the landmark cases of the past decades, including Roe v. Wade (1973) and, most shockingly, Loving v. Virginia (1967), the case that legalized interracial marriage...
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Public Interest

Monday, January 10, 2022

By:

Libby Hogan

Indiana Senate Bill 167 Would Be a Disaster for Our Schools
On Wednesday, January 5, Noblesville and Westfield’s State Senator Scott Baldwin (recently linked to the far-right militia group Oath...
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Statehouse

Saturday, November 20, 2021

By:

Meredith Fox

Is Baldwin keeping the oath?
The following letter to the editor was written by Ronnie Saunders. It was recently revealed that Indiana State Senator Scott Baldwin is...
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Statehouse

Sunday, November 14, 2021

By:

loricateshand

Noblesville reader wonders why Rep. Spartz voted against Biden's American Rescue Plan
Dear Editor, In a bit of good news, I just read that Noblesville is giving a $2,000 bonus to each of our police officers and...
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Public Projects
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