Greg Ballard ran for office in Indiana and is competing against Diego Morales, who was previously a staffer for Jim Banks.
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Updated Oct 7
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What happened
Greg Ballard ran for office in Indiana and is competing against Diego Morales, who was previously a staffer for Jim Banks.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Greg Ballard is seeking a criminal probe into the tenure of Diego Morales.Sub-event
Ballard's campaign criticized a poll linked to Banks, amid Banks' endorsement of a candidate.1 source
Ballard is running for office in Indiana and is competing against Morales.1 source
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Indiana political disputes over candidate conduct and dark moneyAlso in this story
- Greg Ballard sued the Indiana Election Commission, while a Banks-affiliated group was involved in a suit, and Beau Bayh attended undisclosed events.
- Jim Banks criticized Beau Bayh's campaign tactics, while Bayh's ties to Indianapolis were questioned during campaigning in Indiana.
The entities involved
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Greg Ballard
politician and United States Marine
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Morales
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Beau Bayh
American politician (born 1995)