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Indy Politics Podcast with Abdul-Hakim Shabazz

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This podcast features interviews and discussions with Indiana's newsmakers and thought leaders, hosted by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz. IndyPolitics.Org is the premiere website for political news and analysis regarding Indianapolis and Central Indiana. We aim to provide readers with insight and information they cannot receive anywhere else. Whether it is the city of Indianapolis, the townships, or the doughnut counties, IndyPolitics.Org will be there.
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Hear Indiana’s top fiscal thinkers break down the numbers that will shape the state’s future. In this IFPI panel, experts dig into inflation’s real impact on working families, why “credentials of value” matter more than ever, how self-sufficiency beats old poverty measures, and what population trends say about Indiana’s quality of life.
Council Leaders Say Public Is Welcome, Disruption Is Not by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz
Marion County Prosecutor Ryan Mears defended his record on crime, clarified his office’s role in immigration enforcement, and outlined his priorities heading into November during a brief conversation at a westside candidate forum.
The Indiana Supreme Court on Thursday heard fast-tracked arguments in a razor-thin Republican primary dispute that could decide the winner of the Senate District 23 race and clarify how far the state’s Recount Commission may go in rejecting ballots over technical defects.
The head of the Indiana AFL-CIO says the state of labor in Indiana is strong and getting stronger, with union membership growing and public support for organized labor near historic highs. In a recent conversation with Indy Politics, Brett Voorhees, president of the Indiana AFL-CIO, said both national and state-level numbers point to a favorable environment for unions, even as workers continue to struggle with inflation and affordability.
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