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GOP winner of Indiana House primary died in March

Republican voters in Indiana nominated deceased candidate Jennifer Pace for the congressional race against incumbent André Carson in November.
Jennifer Pace, who passed away in March, won the primary with 31.2% of the vote, leading to uncertainty about the Republican nominee for the seat.
Jennifer Pace posthumously won the Republican primary in Indiana's 7th Congressional District, raising questions about the GOP candidate for the upcoming election.

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New York Post

Dead woman wins House Republican primary in Indiana

Republican Jennifer Pace, who died of a heart attack in March, narrowly triumphed over her primary competition for Indiana's deep-blue 7th Congressional District Tuesday evening.

11 days ago·New York, United States

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The Hill

GOP winner of Indiana House primary died in March

It’s unclear who will represent the Republican party in the race for Indiana’s 7th Congressional District, as the winner of the party’s primary Tuesday night died earlier this year. Rep. André Carson (D) currently represents Indiana’s 7th District, which is forecast to be a “safe” seat for Democrats in the upcoming 2024 House elections. Carson…

11 days ago·Washington, United States

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Washington Examiner

The Republican winning an Indiana House primary is deceased

A candidate who reportedly passed away after the deadline to remove names from the ballot was winning the Republican primary in Indiana’s 7th District, which includes the majority of Indianapolis.

11 days ago·Washington, United States

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Newsweek

Republicans' candidate for Indiana House seat died in March

A spokesperson for Indiana's Republican Party confirmed to Newsweek that a caucus would be called to replace the candidate.

12 days ago·United States

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Business Insider

Republicans nominate dead woman for Indianapolis House seat

The solidly Democratic district is currently represented by Rep. André Carson.AP Photo/Jose Luis MaganaJennifer Pace has been declared the winner of the GOP primary in Indiana's 7th district.There's just one problem: she died two months ago.Republicans are expected to convene to choose someone else to run in the solidly Democratic seat.On Tuesday, Republicans in Indiana nominated a woman who has been dead for two months to take on incumbent Demo…

11 days ago·United States

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Political Wire

Indiana Republicans Nominate Dead Candidate

“In Indiana’s 7th congressional district, incumbent André Carson easily won the Democratic nomination Tuesday,” the Indianapolis Star reports. “It’s not totally clear, however, who the Republican candidate will be. Tuesday’s top vote-getter is Jennifer Pace at 31.2% with 100 percent of voting centers reporting.” “However, Pace died of a heart attack after the deadline to change ballots. Right behind her is retired Army Lt. Catherine Ping with 2…

12 days ago·New York, United States

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