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Indiana Republican state senators continue to be intimidated, swatted

Republican members of the Indiana State Senate continue to be the subject of intimidation and swatting incidents following the lawmakers’ recent vote to reconvene next year. A business owned by Indiana State Senator Andy Zay,

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Growing list of Indiana GOP senators report swatting attempts

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Trump threatened to primary GOP senators opposed to redistricting. Will it work in Indiana?

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What is swatting and why are Indiana Republican senators being targeted?

Three Republican senators in Indiana have been the targets of swatting incidents this week amid pressure from the governor and President Donald Trump to redistrict mid-decade.

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Multiple Indiana senators targeted in swatting attacks as ISP investigates

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Swatting attempts hit growing list of Indiana Republican lawmakers, as tensions rise around redistricting

Montana Public Radio

GOP-led judicial evaluation commission holds first hearing

A new commission charged with evaluating the state’s judges met for the first time Wednesday. Its conception was part of a broader push by GOP lawmakers to further regulate the judicial branch.

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Third Republican state senator targeted by 'swatting' threat at home in West Lafayette as redistricting debate rages

Sen. Spencer Deery (R-West Lafayette) says someone called police the morning of Thursday, Nov. 20, and said there was domestic violence and a threat to police.

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Top conservative group jumps into Republican primary fight in race to flip key swing state Senate seat

AFP Action endorses John Sununu in New Hampshire GOP Senate primary against Scott Brown. Key swing state race could help Republicans expand their majority.

NewsChannel 5 Nashville

Republican state senator calls SNAP funding shortage a 'major crisis' in Tennessee

Republican State Senator Paul Bailey said state will have to use reserve funds to help with food assistance while SNAP benefits are impacted by government shutdown.

‘They are frightened’: Republican Senator’s brutal assessment of his own party’s relationship with Trump

Senator says Republicans remain silent on controversial operations because they fear Trump's unprecedented involvement in primary challenges.