North Central High School brought thousands of Indiana residents this morning to hear former President Bill Clinton speak. Clinton is speaking as part of the "Hoosier Common Sense" rally before the presidential election in November.
The rally is an effort to increase the number of votes for Democratic U.S. Rep. Joe Donnelly, who is battling for a place in the Senate against Republican Richard Mourdock.
Ball State Daily News editor-in-chief Benjamin Dashley will be live-tweeting the event using his personal twitter account. You can follow him at @BenDashley and the hashtag #DNClinton.
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