Former Republican mayor of Indianapolis going in the ring for IN Secretary of State. Polling from InAct LLC finds he is competitive. 400 prospective voters polled in the fall: Beau Bayh (D): 31.5% Diego Morales (R): 28.5% Greg Ballard (I): 23.8% Undecided: 16.3%

Former Indy Mayor Greg Ballard said the growing toxicity in American politics is what pushed him back into public service, and he's setting his sights squarely on the Secretary of State's office. wrtv.com/news/local-new…

If you want a SOS who puts professionalism & people 1st Greg Ballard is that leader. He's fair, experienced & will always put service over politics. I have seen firsthand how he brings integrity, calm judgment & a focus on real results to every challenge. Watch his announcement:

Former GOP Mayor Greg Ballard, as an independent? The field for Indiana’s secretary of state election just went from fascinating to epic. Via statehouse insider ⁦Kayla Dwyer⁩ indystar.com/story/news/pol…

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Thank you for your time, Niki!

Just talked to former Indianapolis mayor Greg Ballard about his decision to run for secretary of state as an independent candidate. He says he wants to get partisan politics out of the work of the state’s chief election officer .WISH-TV News

This kind of nonsense is exactly why I’m running. We moved back to Indiana in March of 2023 and registered to vote soon thereafter, like any good citizen would.

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This is a spectacular column . . .

Indy Star: “[Indiana Republican Party state chair Lana] Keesling’s reaction to Ballard's entrance to the race focused exclusively on the residency issue, claiming that Ballard ‘spent the past several years living on the East Coast.’ But this is false.” I’ve been back home in

Many people have asked me about my decision to run for Indiana Secretary of State. This is why I’m doing it: indystar.com/story/opinion/…

I am running for Secretary of State as an independent. But under Indiana law, the only way for my candidacy to unlock ballot access for other good people in the future – without them needing to collect thousands of signatures – is by listing a party name on the petition forms we

I enjoyed being on Rob’s show.

Ballard told WANE 15 on Monday he would remain in the race no matter who emerged from the GOP and Democratic conventions, where both frontrunners face opposition. wane.com/news/your-loca…

I’m grateful to the East Chicago NAACP and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority for having me speak at their voter forum in the Region earlier this week. All Secretary of State candidates were invited. One independent and two Democrats participated. Unfortunately, no Republicans running

“Recent elections suggest something important: When credible independent candidates run, voters respond. Over the past two election cycles, 244 independent candidates ran for partisan offices in Indiana — and 52% won, including contests once assumed to belong to a major party.

From this story: [Former Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels] said Hoosier voters, tired of strident partisan politics, may be ready to embrace the potential third-party candidacy of former Indianapolis mayor Greg Ballard, who is running for Secretary of State as an independent. “Greg

Earlier this week, former Governor Mitch Daniels was asked by FOX59 News if Indiana was ready for an independent candidate like former Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard Greg Ballard for Indiana Secretary of State, who is running for Secretary of State. His answer: “[They] might be.”