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The Delaware County Democratic watch party started at 6 p.m., Nov. 3, immediately following the closing of Delaware County polls. Democratic supporters congregated in downtown Muncie at their headquarters to await election results, sharing pizza along with opinions on the election and their predictions for the outcome. Among those in attendance was Cher Kelley, a Democrat voter who said she felt as though she had seen changes in voter behavior.
Editor's Note: The Ball State Daily News will be covering the elections throughout the day to provide updates as they become available, as well as to provide information on results as they become available. 5:30 p.m.: Longer wait times, Eaton Community Center, First Brethren Church and Northside Church of God Poll lines across the county have continued to grow, with reported wait times of more than 30 minutes.
Skip to Content, Search, Navigation, or Footer. Indiana voters expressed growing dissatisfaction with the state’s political leaders and parties in two new statewide polls released this month. (Photo by Stephen Maturen/Getty Images) Voters made their way to the polls before the sun came up, shortly after they opened at 6 a.m. Nov. 3.
Is your spare change worth thousands? The members of the Muncie Coin & Stamp Club, the largest Coin & Stamp Club in Indiana, could tell you. The club last met April 15 for its monthly meeting. This largely consisted of an auction, with both buyers and sellers present, looking to either sell a piece of history or add one to their collection. Club president, Tom Marsh, said he first discovered his interest in coins when working in the Air Force in 1960–1964.
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