Lugar appeals ruling that he is not Indiana resident

INDIANAPOLIS | U.S. Sen Dick Lugar, R-Ind., has asked a judge to overturn a Marion County Election Board ruling that Lugar and his wife are not Indiana residents and thus are ineligible to vote in the state.

EDITORIAL: Court should make Osili secretary of state

Now that Charlie White has been sentenced to home detention — irony of ironies — the focus is on the state's Supreme Court to decide who should be his permanent replacement.

Charlie White to stay in office pending eligibility appeal

INDIANAPOLIS | Secretary of State Charlie White will remain in office while appellate courts review a judge's ruling declaring the Republican was ineligible to run in 2010.

Order staying Charlie White removal

Marion County Judge Louis Rosenberg agreed Wednesday to delay his order that Secretary of State Charlie White be removed from office until an appellate court reviews his decision.

Judge to rule on Charlie White request to remain Sec. of State

INDIANAPOLIS | A Marion County judge appears likely to put a hold on his order that Republican Secretary of State Charlie White be removed from office and replaced by Democrat Vop Osili.

EDITORIAL: Restore sanity to secretary of state's office

Marion County Circuit Court Judge Louis Rosenberg's ruling could finally end the circus involving the Indiana secretary of state's office.

Judge rules Secretary of State Charlie White ineligible, orders Democrat into office

INDIANAPOLIS | A Marion County judge has ruled Republican Charlie White was ineligible to run for Indiana secretary of state in 2010 and ordered the Indiana Recount Commission to certify Democrat Vop Osili as the winner.

DOUG ROSS: Gray areas abound in White's legal case

During his campaign for Indiana secretary of state, Republican Charlie White was dogged by accusations he committed voter fraud by lying about his address on a voter registration form. The voters elected him anyway. In doing so, they set up a sticky legal mess.