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From - Chicagotribune.com

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - The Democratic candidate has asked for a re-count in the election for an Indiana House seat representing the West Lafayette area. The campaign of Democrat John Polles on Tuesday filed a re-count request with the Indiana Recount Commission. Current election tallies show that Polles trails Republican Randy Truitt by 26 votes out of more than 28,000 cast in the District 26 race. Read Article

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Tue. Nov. 18 1 p.m.
This will be a one-day meeting that allows the Indiana Senate and Indiana House of Representative to organize for the 2009 legislative session. To watch a live feed of this session Click Here and then click on "Click here for live video feed"

Democrats will work for bipartisan success in 2009 session. The 2008 General Election resulted in a 52-48 Democratic majority in the Indiana House of Representatives.

In a meeting of the Indiana House Democratic Caucus meeting held on Nov. 5, it was determined that State Rep. B. Patrick Bauer (D-South Bend) will continue serving as Speaker of the House... Read More

From - nwitimes.com -

State Rep. Shelli VanDenburgh, D-Crown Point, beat out political newcomer Republican nominee Bill Johnson to retain her 19th House seat Tuesday.

"It's an amazing feeling," she said. "We've worked so hard since March."District 19 covers southern Lake County and portions of Newton and Porter counties. Read Article

From - Tribstar.com -

TERRE HAUTE - A former Greencastle mayor will head off to the Statehouse come January, and she said Tuesday night she's ready to go. "I really look forward to the next couple of years," Democrat Nancy Michael said as votes were being tallied for the Indiana House District 44. "I am honored to have the confidence of the district."

Michael defeated incumbent Republican Amos Thomas of Brazil and Libertarian Darrell Goldman of Bainbridge for the spot and noted her team has worked hard at getting out the vote.

"I never felt like an underdog," she said. "I felt like I brought some qualifications that were important." Michael said her primary issues are education, health care and the impact of property taxes on farms and businesses, noting she'll be out and about as soon as possible. Read Article

Representative Dvorak was first elected to the House in 2002 when his father left the seat to run for St. Joseph County Prosecutor. Representative Dvorak has worked to become the Chairman of the House Committee on Environmental Affairs. He graduated from Penn High School in 1992, and went on to attend the University of Notre Dame, graduating with a B.A. in Philosophy in 1996. Upon graduating from Notre Dame, Ryan served as a senior aide to Congressman Tim Roemer in South Bend and Washington, D.C. from 1996 to 2001. Currently, Ryan is pursuing a law degree at Indiana University.

Learn More About Ryan At: www.in.gov

And Also At His Website: http://www.ryandvorak.com/