Niki Kelly

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Ballard sues to force action on his election complaints by Niki Kelly from the Indiana Capital Chronicle.

Lincoln Party Secretary of State candidate Greg Ballard filed suit Thursday to force the Indiana Election Commission to rule on four pending campaign finance complaints against his opponents before the November third election.

Two complaints are against Republican Max Engling, and two are against Democrat Bo Bye.

Free Press Indiana had a press release that went out about it.

Speaking of Capitol Chronicle, Niki Kelly from the Indiana Capitol Chronicle will join us at 10 o'clock.

We're going to talk about some of these results.

And the top thing, and this is...

They asked about property taxes, about eliminating property taxes and replacing the revenue with another type.

50% strongly or somewhat favored the move, 27% in opposition, 24% unsure.

We're going to get into this with Niki Kelly later.

One of the issues that I have with this question is they didn't define replacement mechanisms.

Data sharing Mars progress on BMV issues.

From Niki Kelly, an editor at the Indiana Capital Chronicle, where this article originally appeared.

It was a good week for the Indiana Bureau of M- Motor Vehicles.

The agency is hauling money in from popular blackout plate design and received top rankings nationwide in an analysis of Jor-- excuse me, of branch Google reviews.

There's other things going on in the world, and we'll get to some of that when we come back.

Plus, Niki Kelly is going to join us.

There's a great big mystery going on about the lieutenant governor attempting to get involved in a legal proceeding and a judge immediately slapping that down.

We're going to talk with her about what she knows about that and a whole bunch more.

Anthony Gary, Indie Dwell Real Estate.

All right, we'll take a break.

Niki Kelly is going to join us next.

There is this super bizarre thing going on where the lieutenant governor's office tried to get involved in a court proceeding, and it got completely rejected by the judge.

So will this move result in thousands of Hoosiers losing insurance? It's the first question for our Indiana Weekend Review panel.

Democrat Terri Austin, Republican Mike O'Brien, Jon Schwantes, host of Indiana Lawmakers, and Niki Kelly, editor-in-chief at Indiana Capitol Chronicle.

I'm Jill Sheridan, managing editor at WFYI.

So Terri, do you think there could be serious implications once this rollout comes to be in Indiana?

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That's Indiana Week in Review for this week.

Our panel has been Democrat Terri Austin, Republican Mike O'Brien, Jon Schwantes, host of Indiana Lawmakers, and Niki Kelly, editor-in-chief at Indiana Capitol Chronicle.

You can find Indiana Week in Review's podcast and episodes at wfyi.org/iwir, or on the PBS app.