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Ballard envisions Lincoln Party ‘opening the door’ for independent candidates

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By Jack Forrest
| Indiana Capital Chronicle
Greg Ballard commemorated the independent effort to get his name on the November ballot for secretary of state Tuesday, turning over eight large boxes containing thousands of petition signatures to election officials. Pending final review by the state election division, Ballard’s name will appear on the ballot — but he also signaled how his candidacy can make running for election easier for other independents.
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Ballard envisions Lincoln Party ‘opening the door’ for independent candidates

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By Jack Forrest, Ariana Figueroa Verified
| News from the States
Greg Ballard commemorated the independent effort to get his name on the November ballot for secretary of state Tuesday, turning over eight large boxes containing thousands of petition signatures to election officials. Pending final review by the state election division, Ballard’s name will appear on the ballot — but he also signaled how his candidacy can make running for election easier for other independents.
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Haitians who made Indiana home prepare for end of legal protections for thousands

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By Jack Forrest
| Mirror Indy (US)
His given name is Obensley. But during the process of immigrating to the United States from Haiti, he became Obenson. Obenson Jean Gilles. In the 1990s, his grandfather left Haiti for a better life in the United States. In the tiny town where Jean Gilles was from, electricity in homes was uncommon. His grandfather, who wasn’t sent to school, didn’t know how to read or write. Still, he managed to get the money and paperwork for his family to immigrate. For that, he was a “hero,” Jean Gilles said.
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