Indiana police investigating swatting incidents amid GOP feud over redistricting

The Hill•Friday, November 21, 2025 at 9:38:43 PM

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Indiana police investigating swatting incidents amid GOP feud over redistricting

The Indiana State Police is currently investigating a series of swatting incidents aimed at state legislators amidst ongoing GOP pressure for redistricting. These incidents have raised concerns about the safety of lawmakers who oppose the party's agenda.
This situation highlights the intense political climate in Indiana, where Republican lawmakers face significant pressure from party leaders, including former President Trump, to conform to redistricting demands ahead of the 2026 midterms.
The swatting incidents reflect a troubling trend of political intimidation, as several Indiana Republicans have reported similar threats, indicating a broader pattern of aggressive tactics used within the party to enforce compliance on critical issues like redistricting.

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