Lockdown lifted at school and polling center after nearby domestic disturbance: See more live election updates
4 p.m. — Clarence Farrington School and vote center no longer on lockdown
Leatha Buckley, 78, Indianapolis, said property taxes weighed heavily on her mind as she cast a Democratic ballot at the Jewish Community Center. “When you get to be a certain age, the tax, to me, should be lowered,” she said.“We need more people to step up and speak out,” she said.Crime and the state of downtown were on the minds of two voters who sought change by casting their ballots for Republican mayoral candidate Jefferson Shreve at the Perry Township Government Center.
Shreve “just sounds like he would try to get things repaired, take care of our city more,” Ratz said.Hogsett doesn’t do a bad job, she said, but she’s seeking a new person in the role.Shreve “seems smart,” she said. “I’m looking for somebody who gets out there and does something and mean it."2:30 p.m. — Candidate and his neighbor out for final campaign push in Westfield
“I like her style,” Brookie said. “I like what she's at least proposing and how she wants to run her administration here.” Indianapolis Metropolitan Police have said the lockdown was prompted by a nearby investigation related to a domestic disturbance, potentially involving a barricaded person."It is not in any way associated with the school or voting center," IMPDIPS Clarence Farrington School #61 is on lockdown. Do not go there to vote right now.International Marketplace Coalition - 4233 Lafayette Rd.
Maxwell was out voting with Torre Maxwell, who said she came to the voting booths for the possibility of Indianapolis having the first Black woman mayor in Robin Shackleford. Lawrence Holland, 77, was born and raised in Indianapolis. He said he came out to vote for the person he feels is best for mayor of the city.Nancy Stockton, 80 of Indianapolis, said she “absolutely believes in voting.” She said she wanted to support Democrat Robin Shackleford in the mayoral primary election.— Sarah BowmanSt. Luke’s United Methodist Church on West 86th Street was bustling with poll workers and candidate volunteers just before noon Wednesday morning.
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