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The number of Allen County voters who cast a straight-ticket ballot for the Democratic party was higher than in recent years.
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Allen County's Democratic Party took high-profile seats in Tuesday's election, including breaking the Republican supermajority on the Allen County Council.
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A projected blue wave made a dent in Indiana Republican power Tuesday. At the Statehouse, Democrats broke the supermajority in the House and won districts they have not won in decades.
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Gull will take over the seat long held by her mother in Allen Superior Court's criminal division.
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A close race for Indiana's secretary of state ended in a win for Democrat Beau Bayh. Republican Max Engling conceded late Tuesday night.
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Purdue University’s board of trustees voted to approve Jay B. Silveria, a retired U.S. Air Force lieutenant general, as the university’s next president on Thursday.
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Republicans faced a major sea change Tuesday night as a nationwide blue wave came through. Indiana Gov. Mike Braun is calling it a "wake-up call" for his party.
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The ballot measure to generate an additional $95 million in property taxes for IPS and charter schools with about 63% of the vote.
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Molly Turner served as the guest conductor for the Fort Wayne Philharmonic Orchestra's all-Beethoven concert last Saturday.
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With the Fort Wayne Phil currently looking for a new music director, Saturday night's concern was conducted by the South Bend Symphony's Alastair Willis.
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This spring and summer, WBOI is showcasing five local artists from Northeast Indiana in a series of interviews and during Morning Edition, All Things Considered, and here on WBOI.org. Arthur Black, WBOI’s Amplify All for September.
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