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Rokita sues disciplinary officials over alleged retaliation
Elections and votingIndiana Attorney General Todd Rokita alleges disciplinary officials retaliated against him because of political speech.
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Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita alleges disciplinary officials retaliated against him because of political speech.

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The court ruled that state Sen. Spencer Deery won the Republican primary by a margin of three votes.

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