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I am a data reporter and full-stack developer who writes breaking news and investigative features. I also acquire public records, analyze datasets, and build interactive data visualizations.

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More Republicans than Democrats file for school board races in central Indiana

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By Amelia Pak-Harvey Verified, Kae Petrin
| Indianapolis Business Journal Verified
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More Republicans than Democrats file for school board races in central Indiana

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By Amelia Pak-Harvey Verified, Kae Petrin
| Chalkbeat Verified
Sign up for Chalkbeat Indiana’s free daily newsletter to keep up with Indianapolis Public Schools, Marion County’s township districts, and statewide education news. A plurality of school board candidates in central Indiana did not declare a party affiliation ahead of the general election in November, when school board races across the state will be partisan for the first time.
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State Laws Are ‘Leveraging Criminalization as a Tactic Against Trans People’

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By Kae Petrin
| Truthdig Verified
State legislators have passed hundreds of anti-trans laws since 2020, and proposed even more bills. A growing segment of those laws create new criminal penalties that could now lead to jail or prison time in 10 states. That’s according to legal data from Movement Advancement Project (MAP), which tracks anti-LGBTQIA+ laws.
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