Indiana GOP Congressional Primary Won by Woman Who Passed Away 2 Months Ago

Jennifer Pace seems to have had no obituary or tribute despite her victory in the contested primary

The Vigo County Courthouse in Terre Haute, Ind., has been a landmark of consistency when it comes to presidential elections. Vigo is considered the top bellwether county in the United States and since 1888, it has only missed the mark of voting for the presidential winner three times. Michael Sakal/The Epoch Times

A hotly-contested GOP primary race for a U.S. congressional seat in Indiana was won by a woman who passed away two months ago.

According to the Marion County Coroner’s Office, Jennifer Pace died on March 6.  Through a record request, The Epoch Times learned that Ms. Pace’s cause of death is listed as Atherosclerotic Cardiovascular Disease or what is commonly called hardening of the arteries.

The 60-year-old candidate, who went by the name “Jenn,” listed an Indianapolis address on her Declaration for Candidacy paperwork, stamped as received by the Indiana Secretary of State’s Office on Feb. 2, 2024.