Three fight for Indiana governor’s seat | The Crusader Newspaper Group

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Three fight for Indiana governor’s seat | The Crusader Newspaper Group

Myers debates Holcomb in first Indiana gubernatorial debate Crusader Staff Report Seeking to become Indiana’s first Black governor, Democratic candidate Woody Myers on Tuesday, October 20 went head-to-head with incumbent Eric Holcomb and Libertarian candidate Donald Rainwater in the first gubernatorial debate, with the General Election just two weeks away. One day after the debate […]

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