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2026 General Election Results
This page shows the vote breakdowns for the Indiana races we have been watching.
Latest news
Bayh puts Indiana Democrats back in winning column with secretary of state victory
It’s the first statewide win for a Democratic candidate since the 2012 election.
Voters change Indiana’s Constitution — twice
Two successive general assemblies approved the proposed amendment.
Democrat J.D. Ford declares victory over Victoria Spartz in major upset for Indiana’s 5th District
The Democratic state senator flipped a Republican-held congressional seat in a closely watched race that grew increasingly competitive in the final weeks.
Rural Communities
What older Hoosiers are saying on Election Day
Indiana voters older than 65 believe the right to vote comes with an obligation to do so.
Woman-owned meal program fills gap for seniors in rural Indiana
A Pulaski County family provides hundreds of meals per week to rural seniors.
Flood recovery delays frustrate Franklin County residents
In tiny Laurel, citizens affected by the August flooding are finally getting disaster assistance.
Elections 2026
AP: André Carson retains 7th District seat
J.D. Ford declares victory over Victoria Spartz, flipping Indiana’s first congressional seat in 14 years.
Kristina Moorhead wins J.D. Ford’s former state Senate seat
Moed and Gore also retained their Indiana House seats.
Elections bring mountains of messaging to voters
Candidate flyers and text messages are a bonanza for advertisers, but voters get bombarded. Here’s how to know what’s fact and what’s fiction.
Policy & Impact
Ellettsville, Richland Township voters to decide future of township, fire services at polls
If passed, the township government would no longer exist, consolidating instead into the reorganized town of Ellettsville on Jan. 1, 2027.
Poll reveals Indiana’s Republican party may be losing ground
Some conservative voters across the state express doubts about their party’s strength while others say the party is on track.
What federal election monitors can and can’t do in Indiana
The Department of Justice is sending 24 total observers to Lake and Marion counties.
Has your name or citizenship status changed? Here’s how to vote.
You may have to vote on a provisional ballot and resolve it at the clerk’s office.
Women & Girls
Lawrence North runner-up in state flag football tournament
The Wildcats bested Terre Haute in semi-state to return to this year’s state final.
Remembering Indiana’s only saint
It’s the 20th anniversary of Mother Theodore Guerin being named a saint.
Indiana groups work to close gender gap in skilled trades
Women make up only a small percentage of trade workers. Several programs are exposing girls to those jobs to change that.
Indiana has a transitional housing gap for women. These groups are trying to fill it
Hundreds of women remain on waitlists for spots in programs across the state.
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