Kayla Dwyer is a Statehouse Reporter at IndyStar. She focuses on state government and politics, building on her previous experience covering transportation, municipal government, and public policy. Kayla's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including The Morning Call, USA TODAY, and Yahoo News.
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Kayla Dwyer's coverage primarily revolves around local government and politics in Indiana, particularly focusing on legislative decisions, political figures, and key developments. She often features interviews with prominent local figures and reports on significant events related to Indiana's governance.
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By: Kayla Dwyer
High-profile crashes involving immigrant truck drivers have put the issue center-stage for Republicans. Here's what one Indiana secretary of state candidate proposes be done.
Plus, a state senator resigns, a dispatch from southern Indiana and more.
By: Kayla Dwyer
This story may be updated. In secretary of state candidate Greg Ballard's lawsuit against the Indiana Election Commission , the parties involved are accusing each other of weaponizing the commission for political gain.
By: Kayla Dwyer
The election commission does not have to meet before Election Day, a Marion County judge has ruled.
By: Kayla Dwyer
Democratic congressional candidate JD Ford may be within striking distance of U.S. Rep. Victoria Spartz in Indiana's 5th District, according to the first independent poll of that race.
We're tallying the last-minute spending from Indiana Republicans.
By: Jake Allen, Kayla Dwyer
Kayla Dwyer Jake Allen Indianapolis Star Oct. 29, 2026, 5:03 a.m. ET Keep Watching BETA
By: Kayla Dwyer
Keep Watching The national political newsletter that once considered Indiana's secretary of state race a "pure toss up" is now leaning toward a Democratic victory.
There are plenty of races and measures to watch, including some getting national attention.
