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Election 1990 Results

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1990 US House elections in Indiana

Indiana elected 10 members of the House in 1990: Democrats won 8 seats and Republicans 2.

The closest was the 3rd district, decided by 1.8 points: Timothy J. Roemer (Democrat) beat John Hiler (Republican), 50.9% to 49.1%, a margin of 1.8 points and 2,829 votes.

In the House vote by county, Democrats led in 66 of the 92 counties and Republicans in 26. The largest, Marion, cast 189,659 votes and went to the Democrat by 6.5 points. The closest was Warren, where 73 votes separated the two parties.

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Early projection, based on early and incomplete polling: the likely matchups, each weighted by the betting markets' odds of both nominations, not a result. Each county is its 2024 presidential margin moved by its state's projected swing; set a national vote and every state, district and county moves by the same amount from our projection. Colours run in 100 steps from a safe Republican to a safe Democratic margin. Boundaries: US Census Bureau.

Every district

DistrictDemocratVotesRepublicanVotesOthersMargin
1 Peter J. Visclosky68,920 (66.0%) William Bill Costas35,450 (34.0%) D+32.1
2 Philip R. Sharp93,495 (59.4%) Mike Pence63,980 (40.6%) D+18.7
3 Timothy J. Roemer80,740 (50.9%) John Hiler77,911 (49.1%) D+1.8
4 Jill L. Long99,347 (60.7%) Richard Walter Hawks64,415 (39.3%) D+21.3
5 Jim Jontz81,373 (53.1%) John Arthur Johnson71,750 (46.9%) D+6.3
6 James Phlip Fadely67,024 (36.5%) Dan Burton116,470 (63.5%) R+27.0
7 John Wm. Riley Sr.65,248 (42.4%) John T. Myers88,598 (57.6%) R+15.2
8 Frank McCloskey97,465 (54.7%) Richard E. Mourdock80,645 (45.3%) D+9.4
9 Lee H. Hamilton107,526 (69.0%) Floyd Coates48,325 (31.0%) D+38.0
10 Andrew Jacobs Jr.69,362 (66.4%) Janos Horvath35,049 (33.6%) D+32.9

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Marion 100,980 53.2% 88,679 46.8% 189,659 D+6.5
Lake 65,750 67.3% 32,001 32.7% 97,751 D+34.5
Allen 49,004 61.0% 31,150 38.8% 140 80,294 D+22.2
St. Joseph 41,787 59.7% 28,259 40.3% 70,046 D+19.3
Vanderburgh 27,856 52.8% 24,892 47.2% 52,748 D+5.6
Madison 20,466 48.5% 21,726 51.5% 42,192 R+3.0
Elkhart 13,100 37.0% 22,296 63.0% 35,396 R+26.0
Delaware 22,528 63.7% 12,857 36.3% 35,385 D+27.3
Porter 16,719 48.5% 17,752 51.5% 34,471 R+3.0
Tippecanoe 12,779 39.6% 18,985 58.8% 506 32,270 R+19.2
LaPorte 16,053 56.8% 12,193 43.2% 28,246 D+13.7
Vigo 13,701 49.6% 13,943 50.4% 27,644 R+0.9
Hamilton 7,205 26.9% 19,555 73.1% 26,760 R+46.2
Howard 12,404 51.2% 11,804 48.8% 24,208 D+2.5
Monroe 12,791 57.0% 9,643 43.0% 22,434 D+14.0
Johnson 11,895 53.3% 10,422 46.7% 22,317 D+6.6
Wayne 12,337 62.1% 7,517 37.9% 19,854 D+24.3
Bartholomew 11,776 59.9% 7,882 40.1% 19,658 D+19.8
Grant 10,263 52.6% 9,256 47.4% 19,519 D+5.2
Clark 14,400 75.5% 4,680 24.5% 19,080 D+50.9
Floyd 12,551 72.5% 4,752 27.5% 17,303 D+45.1
Kosciusko 6,341 37.9% 10,407 62.1% 16,748 R+24.3
Hendricks 5,700 34.7% 10,718 65.2% 16 16,434 R+30.5
Henry 8,850 63.5% 5,084 36.5% 13,934 D+27.0
Knox 7,976 58.3% 5,713 41.7% 13,689 D+16.5
Hancock 4,548 33.4% 9,085 66.6% 13,633 R+33.3
Warrick 7,481 55.9% 5,909 44.1% 13,390 D+11.7
Morgan 4,772 36.3% 8,390 63.7% 13,162 R+27.5
Marshall 6,050 46.8% 6,871 53.2% 12,921 R+6.4
Jackson 8,206 65.6% 4,298 34.4% 12,504 D+31.3
Cass 6,969 57.0% 5,262 43.0% 12,231 D+14.0
Gibson 7,063 58.1% 5,086 41.9% 12,149 D+16.3
Boone 3,802 32.1% 8,031 67.9% 11,833 R+35.7
Huntington 6,512 55.2% 5,289 44.8% 11,801 D+10.4
Lawrence 5,571 47.8% 6,083 52.2% 11,654 R+4.4
Greene 6,643 59.4% 4,536 40.6% 11,179 D+18.8
Miami 5,580 50.9% 5,392 49.1% 10,972 D+1.7
Shelby 6,784 62.1% 4,147 37.9% 10,931 D+24.1
DeKalb 6,520 59.7% 4,400 40.3% 10,920 D+19.4
Adams 6,191 59.3% 4,245 40.6% 7 10,443 D+18.6
Wabash 5,736 56.1% 4,490 43.9% 10,226 D+12.2
Noble 6,440 63.4% 3,716 36.6% 3 10,159 D+26.8
Wells 5,744 58.0% 4,157 42.0% 9,901 D+16.0
Whitley 6,449 65.8% 3,347 34.1% 10 9,806 D+31.6
Jefferson 6,844 70.5% 2,869 29.5% 9,713 D+40.9
Dubois 6,757 70.2% 2,874 29.8% 9,631 D+40.3
Montgomery 3,643 37.9% 5,880 61.1% 96 9,619 R+23.3
Harrison 6,717 69.9% 2,899 30.1% 9,616 D+39.7
Dearborn 5,963 63.4% 3,446 36.6% 9,409 D+26.8
Putnam 3,584 39.9% 5,381 59.9% 14 8,979 R+20.0
Fayette 5,359 62.1% 3,270 37.9% 8,629 D+24.2
Randolph 5,276 61.1% 3,352 38.9% 8,628 D+22.3
Daviess 4,478 52.7% 4,018 47.3% 8,496 D+5.4
Posey 4,295 51.1% 4,105 48.9% 8,400 D+2.3
Clinton 3,218 38.6% 5,114 61.4% 8,332 R+22.8
Jennings 5,297 64.4% 2,926 35.6% 8,223 D+28.8
Spencer 4,415 54.0% 3,760 46.0% 8,175 D+8.0
White 4,748 58.3% 3,398 41.7% 8,146 D+16.6
Steuben 5,053 62.8% 2,966 36.9% 27 8,046 D+25.9
Clay 3,717 46.7% 4,229 53.1% 11 7,957 R+6.4
Perry 5,584 71.3% 2,245 28.7% 7,829 D+42.6
Decatur 4,347 56.0% 3,419 44.0% 7,766 D+11.9
Ripley 4,858 63.1% 2,835 36.9% 7,693 D+26.3
Sullivan 3,104 42.4% 4,212 57.5% 4 7,320 R+15.1
Jay 4,536 62.0% 2,777 38.0% 2 7,315 D+24.0
Starke 4,294 62.1% 2,621 37.9% 6,915 D+24.2
Fulton 3,933 57.4% 2,916 42.6% 6,849 D+14.8
Carroll 3,563 52.5% 3,230 47.5% 6,793 D+4.9
Fountain 3,177 47.0% 3,580 53.0% 4 6,761 R+6.0
Washington 3,986 59.9% 2,664 40.1% 6,650 D+19.9
Orange 3,396 51.6% 3,187 48.4% 6,583 D+3.2
Tipton 2,389 37.2% 4,038 62.8% 6,427 R+25.7
Parke 2,918 47.1% 3,280 52.9% 6,198 R+5.8
Jasper 2,849 46.8% 3,243 53.2% 6,092 R+6.5
Vermillion 3,294 54.4% 2,746 45.4% 11 6,051 D+9.1
Rush 3,226 53.5% 2,804 46.5% 6,030 D+7.0
Scott 4,697 80.1% 1,168 19.9% 5,865 D+60.2
Pike 3,637 65.7% 1,895 34.3% 5,532 D+31.5
LaGrange 2,898 54.8% 2,368 44.8% 20 5,286 D+10.0
Owen 1,914 36.6% 3,307 63.3% 2 5,223 R+26.7
Franklin 3,342 65.4% 1,766 34.6% 5,108 D+30.9
Brown 2,955 64.1% 1,652 35.9% 4,607 D+28.3
Martin 2,850 63.3% 1,654 36.7% 4,504 D+26.6
Pulaski 2,449 54.8% 2,019 45.2% 4,468 D+9.6
Blackford 1,935 44.4% 2,422 55.6% 4,357 R+11.2
Newton 2,445 59.0% 1,701 41.0% 4,146 D+17.9
Crawford 2,590 67.0% 1,278 33.0% 3,868 D+33.9
Benton 1,305 36.5% 2,234 62.6% 32 3,571 R+26.0
Warren 1,640 48.8% 1,713 51.0% 8 3,361 R+2.2
Switzerland 1,822 69.3% 807 30.7% 2,629 D+38.6
Union 1,478 63.7% 843 36.3% 2,321 D+27.4
Ohio 1,452 71.4% 582 28.6% 2,034 D+42.8

Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. Sources and how the results were checked.

Indiana in every House election we hold

YearSeatsHouse vote
2024 D 2, R 7 R+19.7
2022 D 2, R 7 R+21.1
2020 D 2, R 7 R+18.1
2018 D 2, R 7 R+11.0
2016 D 2, R 7 R+14.7
2014 D 2, R 7 R+21.4
2012 D 2, R 7 R+8.2
2010 D 3, R 6 R+16.8
2008 D 5, R 4 D+5.5
2006 D 5, R 4 R+1.2
2004 D 2, R 7 R+15.8
2002 D 3, R 6 R+13.2
2000 D 4, R 6 R+8.7
1998 D 4, R 6 R+8.1
1996 D 4, R 6 R+8.5
1994 D 4, R 6 R+13.4
1992 D 7, R 3 D+9.4
1990 D 8, R 2 D+9.8