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Election 1994 Results

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1994 US House elections in Indiana

Indiana elected 10 members of the House in 1994: Democrats won 4 seats and Republicans 6.

The closest was the 9th district, decided by 4.1 points: Lee H. Hamilton (Democrat) beat Jean Leising (Republican), 52.0% to 48.0%, a margin of 4.1 points and 7,144 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 71 of the 92 counties and Democrats in 21. The largest, Marion, cast 191,397 votes and went to the Republican by 18.3 points. The closest was Jackson, where 29 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. Visclosky68,612 (56.5%) John Larson52,920 (43.5%) D+12.9
2 Joseph H. Hogsett78,241 (45.5%) David M. McIntosh93,592 (54.5%) R+8.9
3 Tim Roemer72,497 (55.2%) Richard Burkett58,878 (44.8%) D+10.4
4 Jill L. Long71,235 (44.6%) Mark E. Souder88,584 (55.4%) R+10.9
5 J. D. Beatty45,224 (28.3%) Stephen E. Buyer111,031 (69.5%) 3,403 R+41.2
6 Natalie M. Bruner40,815 (23.0%) Dan Burton136,876 (77.0%) R+54.1
7 Michael M. Harmless55,941 (34.9%) John T. Myers104,359 (65.1%) R+30.2
8 Frank McCloskey84,857 (47.6%) John N. Hostettler93,529 (52.4%) R+4.9
9 Lee H. Hamilton91,459 (52.0%) Jean Leising84,315 (48.0%) D+4.1
10 Andrew Jacobs, Jr.58,573 (53.5%) Marvin Bailey Scott50,998 (46.5%) D+6.9

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Marion 78,152 40.8% 113,245 59.2% 191,397 R+18.3
Lake 56,334 58.3% 40,113 41.5% 179 96,626 D+16.8
Allen 35,972 43.8% 46,175 56.2% 16 82,163 R+12.4
St. Joseph 37,363 62.7% 22,216 37.3% 59,579 D+25.4
Vanderburgh 26,524 50.7% 25,836 49.3% 52,360 D+1.3
Madison 20,610 47.9% 22,425 52.1% 43,035 R+4.2
Delaware 18,102 48.9% 18,912 51.1% 37,014 R+2.2
Porter 15,965 43.9% 20,350 56.0% 38 36,353 R+12.1
Hamilton 5,675 16.7% 28,403 83.3% 34,078 R+66.7
Tippecanoe 10,407 33.9% 20,332 66.1% 30,739 R+32.3
Vigo 14,967 49.5% 15,297 50.5% 30,264 R+1.1
Elkhart 12,093 40.1% 18,056 59.9% 30,149 R+19.8
LaPorte 18,476 62.0% 11,315 38.0% 3 29,794 D+24.0
Monroe 12,163 45.8% 14,392 54.2% 26,555 R+8.4
Howard 7,010 27.1% 17,899 69.1% 977 25,886 R+42.1
Johnson 6,414 25.0% 19,252 75.0% 25,666 R+50.0
Clark 13,609 60.2% 9,009 39.8% 22,618 D+20.3
Hendricks 5,191 23.5% 16,940 76.5% 22,131 R+53.1
Bartholomew 8,757 43.7% 11,288 56.3% 20,045 R+12.6
Floyd 11,577 59.3% 7,950 40.7% 19,527 D+18.6
Wayne 7,789 40.2% 11,579 59.8% 19,368 R+19.6
Grant 5,783 29.9% 13,255 68.5% 311 19,349 R+38.6
Warrick 8,767 50.1% 8,730 49.9% 17,497 D+0.2
Kosciusko 4,819 29.2% 11,552 69.9% 157 16,528 R+40.7
Morgan 3,646 24.1% 11,494 75.9% 15,140 R+51.8
Henry 6,317 43.7% 8,124 56.3% 14,441 R+12.5
Hancock 3,433 25.0% 10,309 75.0% 13,742 R+50.0
Knox 5,643 43.9% 7,197 56.1% 12,840 R+12.1
Cass 3,850 30.6% 8,580 68.3% 141 12,571 R+37.6
Lawrence 4,362 35.3% 7,994 64.7% 12,356 R+29.4
Boone 3,100 25.2% 9,207 74.8% 12,307 R+49.6
Dubois 6,157 50.2% 6,111 49.8% 12,268 D+0.4
Huntington 4,573 37.6% 7,584 62.4% 12,157 R+24.8
Gibson 6,006 49.6% 6,104 50.4% 12,110 R+0.8
Dearborn 4,733 39.1% 7,374 60.9% 12,107 R+21.8
Shelby 4,682 40.1% 7,005 59.9% 11,687 R+19.9
Montgomery 3,476 31.7% 7,488 68.3% 10,964 R+36.6
Jackson 5,433 49.9% 5,462 50.1% 10,895 R+0.3
Marshall 2,815 26.2% 7,697 71.7% 220 10,732 R+45.5
DeKalb 4,918 46.4% 5,670 53.5% 2 10,590 R+7.1
Greene 5,027 47.7% 5,512 52.3% 10,539 R+4.6
Wabash 2,856 27.3% 7,453 71.2% 165 10,474 R+43.9
Noble 5,279 50.7% 5,118 49.2% 8 10,405 D+1.5
Harrison 5,492 53.2% 4,823 46.8% 10,315 D+6.5
Adams 4,292 43.2% 5,651 56.8% 9,943 R+13.7
Wells 4,011 40.9% 5,789 59.1% 9,800 R+18.1
Whitley 5,095 52.3% 4,639 47.7% 1 9,735 D+4.7
Jefferson 5,421 55.7% 4,305 44.3% 9,726 D+11.5
Posey 4,306 44.6% 5,358 55.4% 9,664 R+10.9
Putnam 3,241 35.0% 6,006 65.0% 9,247 R+29.9
Miami 2,132 23.6% 6,517 72.0% 399 9,048 R+48.5
Clinton 2,585 29.4% 6,203 70.6% 8,788 R+41.2
Ripley 3,565 41.3% 5,057 58.7% 8,622 R+17.3
Randolph 3,669 42.6% 4,946 57.4% 8,615 R+14.8
Steuben 4,079 48.8% 4,273 51.2% 1 8,353 R+2.3
Clay 3,617 43.8% 4,646 56.2% 8,263 R+12.5
Decatur 3,619 43.8% 4,639 56.2% 8,258 R+12.4
Daviess 3,273 40.0% 4,915 60.0% 8,188 R+20.1
Fayette 3,231 39.6% 4,918 60.4% 8,149 R+20.7
Perry 4,792 63.1% 2,808 36.9% 7,600 D+26.1
Washington 3,867 51.9% 3,587 48.1% 7,454 D+3.8
Jennings 3,790 51.3% 3,603 48.7% 7,393 D+2.5
Sullivan 3,246 45.3% 3,913 54.7% 7,159 R+9.3
White 1,727 24.2% 5,282 73.9% 141 7,150 R+49.7
Franklin 2,627 37.2% 4,429 62.8% 7,056 R+25.5
Starke 2,981 42.6% 3,988 56.9% 36 7,005 R+14.4
Jay 3,143 45.2% 3,807 54.8% 6,950 R+9.6
Fulton 1,951 28.2% 4,798 69.4% 160 6,909 R+41.2
Spencer 3,343 48.8% 3,513 51.2% 6,856 R+2.5
Fountain 2,412 36.9% 4,130 63.1% 6,542 R+26.3
Carroll 1,642 26.5% 4,518 72.9% 41 6,201 R+46.4
Tipton 1,720 27.8% 4,470 72.2% 6,190 R+44.4
Jasper 1,352 22.1% 4,697 76.7% 78 6,127 R+54.6
Rush 3,392 56.7% 2,595 43.3% 5,987 D+13.3
Orange 2,448 41.9% 3,398 58.1% 5,846 R+16.3
Parke 2,477 42.7% 3,326 57.3% 5,803 R+14.6
Pike 2,962 52.6% 2,668 47.4% 5,630 D+5.2
LaGrange 2,449 43.8% 3,142 56.2% 2 5,593 R+12.4
Vermillion 2,791 52.3% 2,474 46.3% 73 5,338 D+5.9
Scott 3,331 63.3% 1,930 36.7% 5,261 D+26.6
Owen 1,904 36.9% 3,253 63.1% 5,157 R+26.2
Brown 2,735 53.8% 2,347 46.2% 5,082 D+7.6
Pulaski 1,304 27.3% 3,444 72.2% 25 4,773 R+44.8
Crawford 2,753 60.3% 1,811 39.7% 4,564 D+20.6
Martin 2,003 48.3% 2,141 51.7% 4,144 R+3.3
Blackford 1,605 38.8% 2,456 59.4% 75 4,136 R+20.6
Newton 1,085 26.7% 2,906 71.5% 76 4,067 R+44.8
Warren 1,008 30.0% 2,288 68.1% 62 3,358 R+38.1
Benton 685 23.9% 2,133 74.4% 49 2,867 R+50.5
Switzerland 1,274 45.2% 1,543 54.8% 2,817 R+9.5
Union 1,057 43.0% 1,401 57.0% 2,458 R+14.0
Ohio 1,145 49.2% 1,182 50.8% 2,327 R+1.6

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