2026 General Election · Tuesday, November 3, 2026
The Indiana General Assembly on the 2026 ballot
All 100 Indiana House seats and 25 of the 50 Indiana Senate seats are up this year. You vote in one House district and, if yours is one of the 25, one Senate district. Each district below has its own page: who is standing, what the seat does, and where the answers came from.
- Districts on the ballot
- 125
- With more than one name
- 102
- With one name on our list
- 23
- A sitting member is standing
- 105
What the General Assembly decides: Data centers in Indiana — what the law says, who decides what, and what is contested, with sources.
Indiana Senate
Senators serve four years and half the chamber is elected every two, so 25 of the 50 districts are on this year's ballot: 1, 4, 6, 11, 14, 15, 17, 19, 21, 22, 23, 25, 26, 27, 29, 31, 38, 39, 41, 43, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49.
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- Scott Houldieson Democratic
- Trevor G. De Vries Republican
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- Rodney PolIncumbent Democratic
- Nate Uldricks Republican
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- Kate-Lynn Holley Democratic
- James (Jay) Starkey Republican
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- Gabrianna Gratzol Democratic
- Brian S. Schmutzler Republican
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- Tyler JohnsonIncumbent Republican
- Blaine Sefton Democratic
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- Liz BrownIncumbent Republican
- Julie McGill Democratic
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- Chris Parker Republican
- Cynthia M. Wehr Democratic
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- Blake Fiechter Republican
- Timothy C. Murphy Democratic
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- Tracey Powell Republican
- Kirsten Root Democratic
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- Ron AltingIncumbent Republican
- Natasha Baker Democratic
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- Joshua Brant Independent
- Spencer R. DeeryIncumbent Republican
- David A Sanders Democratic
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- Tamie Dixon-Tatum Democratic
- Mike GaskillIncumbent Republican
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- Scott A. AlexanderIncumbent Republican
- Andrew Dale Democratic
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- Ronald Itnyre Democratic
- Jeff RaatzIncumbent Republican
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- Kristina Moorhead Democratic
- John Ruckelshaus Republican
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- Juanita Albright Republican
- Kerry J Forestal Democratic
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- Kacey Blundell Democratic
- Greg GoodeIncumbent Republican
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- Jeff Ellington Republican
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- Michelle Davis Republican
- Ross Thomas Democratic
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- Byron E. Holland Democratic
- Randall D. MaxwellIncumbent Republican
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- Chris GartenIncumbent Republican
- Larry Mahaney Libertarian
- Nick Marshall Democratic
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- Allissa Impink Democratic
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- Gary ByrneIncumbent Republican
- Ethan Sweetland-May Democratic
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- Bradley (Brad) Hochgesang Democratic
- Daryl SchmittIncumbent Republican
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- Cindi Clayton Democratic
- Jim TomesIncumbent Republican
Indiana House of Representatives
Representatives serve two years, so every one of the 100 districts is on the ballot.
Districts 1–25
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- Carolyn B. JacksonIncumbent Democratic
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- Earl Harris, Jr.Incumbent Democratic
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- Ragen HatcherIncumbent Democratic
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- Travis Gearhart Libertarian
- Ryan Kominakis Democratic
- Ed SolidayIncumbent Republican
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- Dale DeVonIncumbent Republican
- Alex Wait Democratic
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- Maureen BauerIncumbent Democratic
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- Oliver Davis Democratic
- Jake TeshkaIncumbent Republican
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- Ryan M DvorakIncumbent Democratic
- Eric Harris Republican
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- Chris Cleveland Republican
- Randy NovakIncumbent Democratic
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- Charles Chuck MoseleyIncumbent Democratic
- Ted Uzelac Republican
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- Michael J. AylesworthIncumbent Republican
- Tyler Thomas Bridges Democratic
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- Mike AndradeIncumbent Democratic
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- Matt CommonsIncumbent Republican
- Ben Davis Socialist Party of Indiana
- Brenna Geswein Democratic
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- Vernon G. SmithIncumbent Democratic
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- Anthony Oberman Democratic
- Hal SlagerIncumbent Republican
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- Kendell CulpIncumbent Republican
- Ashley Hammac Democratic
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- Mary E. Gibson Democratic
- Jack JordanIncumbent Republican
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- David H. AbbottIncumbent Republican
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- Nick Neal Democratic
- Julie OlthoffIncumbent Republican
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- Laura Liskey Democratic
- Jim PresselIncumbent Republican
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- Charles Burkley Democratic
- Timothy WescoIncumbent Republican
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- Craig SnowIncumbent Republican
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- Ethan ManningIncumbent Republican
- Austin D. Meives Democratic
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- Racheal Bleicher Democratic
- Hunter SmithIncumbent Republican
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- Becky CashIncumbent Republican
- Tiffany Stoner Democratic
Districts 26–50
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- Chris CampbellIncumbent Democratic
- Magdalaine Davis Republican
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- Tracy Brown Republican
- Sheila J. KlinkerIncumbent Democratic
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- Jeffrey A. ThompsonIncumbent Republican
- Karen Whitney Democratic
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- Alaina ShonkwilerIncumbent Republican
- Devon Wellington Democratic
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- Jack Chance Democratic
- Paula Davis Republican
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- Lori J. Goss-ReavesIncumbent Republican
- Katie Robins Democratic
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- Paul G. Nix Republican
- Victoria Garcia WilburnIncumbent Democratic
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- John E Bartlett Democratic
- John (J.D.) PrescottIncumbent Republican
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- Sara Gullion Democratic
- Richard M. (Rich) Ivy Republican
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- Phil G. Gift Democratic
- Elizabeth RowrayIncumbent Republican
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- Kyle PierceIncumbent Republican
- Kimberly (Kim) Townsend Democratic
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- Lauren S. Cole Democratic
- Todd HustonIncumbent Republican
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- Nate Stout Democratic
- Heath R. VanNatterIncumbent Republican
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- Lindsay Gramlich Democratic
- Danny LopezIncumbent Republican
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- William Colteryahn Democratic
- Gregory E. SteuerwaldIncumbent Republican
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- Mark GendaIncumbent Republican
- Jackson T. Hayes Democratic
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- Brandi Vandivier Democratic
- Tim R. YocumIncumbent Republican
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- Amy Lore Republican
- Tonya PfaffIncumbent Democratic
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- Beau BairdIncumbent Republican
- Kelsey Kauffman Democratic
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- Rebecca Dawn (Becky) Mayfield Democratic
- Kellie E. Streeter Republican
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- Bob HeatonIncumbent Republican
- James H. Pittsford (Jimmy), III Democratic
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- Robb GreeneIncumbent Republican
- Michael E Potter Democratic
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- Doug MillerIncumbent Republican
- Marshall Travis Green
- Emily Yaw Democratic
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- Joanna KingIncumbent Republican
- Michelle Milne Democratic
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- Pepper Snyder Democratic
- Lorissa C. SweetIncumbent Republican
Districts 51–75
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- Tony IsaIncumbent Republican
- Judy Rowe Democratic
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- Ben SmaltzIncumbent Republican
- Joseph Trost Democratic
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- Ethan J. LawsonIncumbent Republican
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- Cory CriswellIncumbent Republican
- Nan Polk Democratic
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- Victoria C. Martz Democratic
- Lindsay PattersonIncumbent Republican
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- Randy Retter Republican
- Thomas Scott Rockwell Democratic
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- Wes Bennett Republican
- Suzanne Fortenberry Democratic
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- John Reed Republican
- Michelle Hennessee Sears Democratic
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- Josh Burbrink Democratic
- Ryan LauerIncumbent Republican
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- Peggy MayfieldIncumbent Republican
- Carrie L. Syczylo Democratic
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- Matt PierceIncumbent Democratic
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- Dave HallIncumbent Republican
- Amy Huffman Oliver Democratic
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- Tiffanie Arthur Democratic
- Amy Kippenbrock Republican
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- Candace (Candy) Greer Democratic
- Matt HostettlerIncumbent Republican
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- Chris D. MayIncumbent Republican
- Sean S. Steele Independent
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- Zach PayneIncumbent Republican
- Ryan Price Democratic
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- Justin Chadwick Democratic
- Alex ZimmermanIncumbent Republican
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- Garrett R. BascomIncumbent Republican
- Hunter B Collins Democratic
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- Chris Bowen Democratic
- Tyler J. Henkle Independent
- Jim LucasIncumbent Republican
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- Sarah Blessing Democratic
- Scott L. Fluhr Republican
- Brandi Tibben Libertarian
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- Wendy Dant ChesserIncumbent Democratic
- James R. McClure, Jr. Republican
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- Michele (Shelly) Henry Democratic
- Darrell Neeley Republican
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- Jennifer MeltzerIncumbent Republican
- Allen J. (A.J.) Miller Democratic
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- Stephen R. BartelsIncumbent Republican
- Lena Goffinet Democratic
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- Mason Barclay Democratic
- Cindy LedbetterIncumbent Republican
- Jim ShieldsWrite-in Independent
Districts 76–100
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- Wendy (Mac) McNamaraIncumbent Republican
- Logan A. Patberg Democratic
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- Alex BurtonIncumbent Democratic
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- Sally Busby Democratic
- Tim O'BrienIncumbent Republican
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- Matthew S. LehmanIncumbent Republican
- Ian G. Richardson Democratic
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- Phil GiaQuintaIncumbent Democratic
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- Martin CarbaughIncumbent Republican
- Sharon L Wight Democratic
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- Kyle MillerIncumbent Democratic
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- Wesley Haffenden Democratic
- Christopher JudyIncumbent Republican
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- Misti Meehan Democratic
- Bob MorrisIncumbent Republican
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- Dave HeineIncumbent Republican
- Mark (Bird) Wehrle Democratic
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- Glenn Bill Republican
- Edward O. DeLaneyIncumbent Democratic
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- Carey HamiltonIncumbent Democratic
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- Chris JeterIncumbent Republican
- Stephanie Jo Yocum Democratic
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- Mitch GoreIncumbent Democratic
- Donald Weingarten Libertarian
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- David Lawrence Boyd Democratic
- Andrew IrelandIncumbent Republican
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- Robert W. BehningIncumbent Republican
- Jarren Hurt Democratic
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- Reneé PackIncumbent Democratic
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- Julie McGuireIncumbent Republican
- Eva M. Rosberg Democratic
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- Cherrish S PryorIncumbent Democratic
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- John L. BartlettIncumbent Democratic
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- Gregory W. PorterIncumbent Democratic
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- Justin MoedIncumbent Democratic
- Mark A Renholzberger Libertarian
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- Robin ShacklefordIncumbent Democratic
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- Vanessa J SummersIncumbent Democratic
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- Blake JohnsonIncumbent Democratic
- What's included
- the U.S. House, statewide offices, every Indiana House and Senate district on the ballot, Indiana's statewide public questions and judicial retention questions, and county, township, city, town and school board races from the Indiana Election Division's candidate list.
- Everything else
- Local races (county, city, school board, judges) and anything else on your ballot are on your official sample ballot: IndianaVoters.in.gov.
- Candidate lists
- As of Sunday, October 18, 2026.
- At the polls
- Indiana law lets you bring a list of candidates and public questions into the polling place, including one stored on your phone, as long as you don't electioneer. IC 3-11-8-18.5
This is not an official ballot. Confirm your registration, polling place and ballot with your election office through vote.gov.