§ Ind. Code § 3-8-7-27Two or more conventions called by factions within a political party; selection of devices

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If two (2) or more conventions are called by authorities claimed to be the rightful
authorities of a political party, the commission or county election board shall select suitable
devices to distinguish one (1) faction from the other and have the ballots prepared
accordingly. However, if a political party entitled to nominate by convention fails to do so,
the names of all nominees by petition for any office who are designated in their petitions as
members of and candidates of the party shall be placed on the ballot under the name and
device of the party on the ballots, as if nominated by convention.

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