'Serious threat': Why Dems may have opening in this deep red state

Indiana, home of former Vice President Mike Pence, is a deep red state that former President Donald Trump carried by 17 percent in the 2020 election. Democrats in Indiana typically struggle in statewide races.

But the New York Times' Michelle Goldberg, in her June 17 column, explains why Democrats may have an unlikely opening in the state's 2024 gubernatorial race.

Ordinarily, Goldberg notes, the GOP gubernatorial nominee in that race, Sen. Mike Braun, should have a major advantage.