Garrett Bergquist is a reporter at WISH-TV. With a decade of statehouse reporting experience, he focuses on regional interest and world news, particularly in the areas of federal legislation, healthcare administration, and disaster response. He has been featured in several outlets, including 93 WIBC Indianapolis and Daily Journal (Franklin, IN).
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INDIANAPOLIS — Two former elected state lawmakers on Friday said new poll numbers in the secretary of state's race show how closely contested it is.
By: Garrett Bergquist
INDIANAPOLIS — The race for Indiana Secretary of State is taking center stage as four candidates vie to lead the office responsible for state elections and business licensing. The contest features former congressional aide Max Engling running as the Republican nominee, lawyer and former Marine Corps infantry officer Beau Bayh carrying the Democratic banner, small […]
By: Garrett Bergquist
INDIANAPOLIS — The race for Indiana Secretary of State is taking center stage as four candidates vie to lead the office responsible for state elections and business licensing.
By: Garrett Bergquist
Senator Ron Alting announces his plans to resign if re-elected due to neurological issues and recent shoplifting accusations.
Explore the Indiana bail amendment that may change how judges decide on bail for serious crimes beyond murder and treason.
By: Garrett Bergquist
Explore the challenges surrounding Indiana school referendums and the impact of new property tax laws on funding.
Ensure your voter information is up-to-date in Indiana. Check registration status, deadlines, early voting, and required photo ID for voting.
Learn about the Indiana secretary of state candidates and their proposals for improving election integrity and record management.
INDIANAPOLIS — Bureau of Motor Vehicles officials on Monday said they once again will have extended hours next week for anyone who needs a photo ID at the polls.
By: Garrett Bergquist
A judge has rejected Greg Ballard's lawsuit that tried to force the Indiana Election Commission to meet.
