Diego Morales
8%24H96%Diego Morales's odds are now 96%, past the previous high of 88%.
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Diego Morales's odds are now 96%, past the previous high of 88%.
Diego Morales's odds are now 95%, past the previous high of 88%.
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Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales is actively campaigning, including speaking at a St. Joseph County GOP Dyngus Day event ahead of his 2026 reelection run. Separately, Indiana’s ban on using college IDs for voting is in court, with a preliminary injunction ruling expected before the May 2026 primary. Morales’ visible campaigning may modestly reinforce perceptions of an active incumbent effort, but it doesn’t clarify the primary field. The pending court ruling on college ID voting could add uncertainty around primary voting rules and turnout dynamics.
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