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Election 1998 Results

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1998 US House elections in Indiana

Indiana elected 10 members of the House in 1998: Democrats won 4 seats and Republicans 6.

The closest was the 9th district, decided by 2.8 points: Baron Hill (Democrat) beat Jean Leising (Republican), 50.8% to 47.9%, a margin of 2.8 points and 5,176 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 70 of the 92 counties and Democrats in 22. The largest, Marion, cast 197,895 votes and went to the Republican by 9.0 points. The closest was Spencer, where 30 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. Visclosky92,634 (72.5%) Michael Petyo33,503 (26.2%) 1,617 D+46.3
2 Sherman A. Boles62,452 (38.0%) David M. McIntosh99,608 (60.6%) 2,236 R+22.6
3 Tim Roemer84,625 (58.1%) none 61,041 D+58.1
4 Mark J. Wehrle54,286 (36.7%) Mark E. Souder93,671 (63.3%) R+26.6
5 David Steele58,504 (36.0%) Stephen E. Buyer101,567 (62.5%) 2,317 R+26.5
6 Bob Kern31,472 (16.8%) Dan Burton135,250 (72.0%) 21,105 R+55.3
7 Samuel (Dutch) Hillenburg44,823 (28.1%) Edward A. Pease109,712 (68.9%) 4,779 R+40.7
8 Gail Riecken81,871 (46.0%) John N. Hostettler92,785 (52.1%) 3,401 R+6.1
9 Baron Hill92,973 (50.8%) Jean Leising87,797 (47.9%) 2,406 D+2.8
10 Julia Carson69,682 (58.3%) Gary A. Hofmeister47,017 (39.4%) 2,737 D+19.0

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Marion 84,211 42.6% 102,015 51.6% 11,669 197,895 R+9.0
Lake 75,099 73.0% 26,477 25.8% 1,241 102,817 D+47.3
Allen 29,274 38.9% 45,905 61.1% 75,179 R+22.1
Vanderburgh 24,879 48.5% 25,562 49.8% 877 51,318 R+1.3
St. Joseph 44,940 100.0% 0 0.0% 44,940 D+100.0
Hamilton 5,067 11.7% 33,241 77.0% 4,877 43,185 R+65.2
Madison 17,098 41.0% 24,187 58.0% 420 41,705 R+17.0
Porter 22,712 60.6% 14,170 37.8% 567 37,449 D+22.8
Delaware 14,834 43.4% 18,882 55.3% 458 34,174 R+11.8
Tippecanoe 8,939 26.7% 23,165 69.2% 1,357 33,461 R+42.5
Vigo 9,727 34.0% 17,887 62.6% 975 28,589 R+28.5
Monroe 13,989 49.2% 13,431 47.2% 1,015 28,435 D+2.0
Johnson 4,842 17.1% 20,389 71.9% 3,137 28,368 R+54.8
Clark 15,491 58.7% 10,655 40.4% 255 26,401 D+18.3
Howard 9,757 39.3% 14,724 59.3% 346 24,827 R+20.0
Hendricks 5,573 23.0% 18,007 74.4% 615 24,195 R+51.4
Floyd 12,366 55.6% 9,680 43.5% 186 22,232 D+12.1
Grant 7,475 35.7% 13,189 63.0% 286 20,950 R+27.3
LaPorte 20,862 100.0% 0 0.0% 20,862 D+100.0
Wayne 7,144 35.8% 12,594 63.1% 222 19,960 R+27.3
Bartholomew 6,376 32.9% 12,578 65.0% 406 19,360 R+32.0
Warrick 7,865 46.7% 8,683 51.6% 286 16,834 R+4.9
Hancock 2,643 16.2% 11,750 71.9% 1,944 16,337 R+55.7
Morgan 3,971 24.8% 11,427 71.3% 628 16,026 R+46.5
Henry 6,435 42.5% 8,388 55.4% 308 15,131 R+12.9
Elkhart 13,874 100.0% 0 0.0% 13,874 D+100.0
Lawrence 5,045 38.2% 7,915 60.0% 238 13,198 R+21.7
Jackson 6,856 54.0% 5,716 45.0% 117 12,689 D+9.0
Boone 2,558 20.4% 8,867 70.7% 1,124 12,549 R+50.3
Knox 5,350 42.8% 6,894 55.2% 250 12,494 R+12.4
Cass 5,251 43.0% 6,829 55.9% 139 12,219 R+12.9
Harrison 6,100 51.0% 5,705 47.7% 145 11,950 D+3.3
Dubois 5,630 47.5% 6,044 51.0% 167 11,841 R+3.5
Dearborn 4,342 36.7% 7,329 62.0% 157 11,828 R+25.3
Gibson 5,267 46.6% 5,859 51.9% 169 11,295 R+5.2
Shelby 3,408 30.9% 7,485 67.8% 154 11,047 R+36.9
Greene 4,879 44.4% 5,981 54.4% 127 10,987 R+10.0
Marshall 2,972 27.5% 7,687 71.1% 148 10,807 R+43.6
Kosciusko 5,430 50.5% 5,168 48.0% 159 10,757 D+2.4
Adams 3,572 34.0% 6,933 66.0% 10,505 R+32.0
Noble 3,503 34.8% 6,549 65.2% 10,052 R+30.3
Huntington 3,087 30.8% 6,931 69.2% 10,018 R+38.4
Miami 3,206 33.0% 6,365 65.5% 153 9,724 R+32.5
Jefferson 5,212 53.8% 4,345 44.8% 134 9,691 D+8.9
Whitley 3,564 37.9% 5,835 62.1% 9,399 R+24.2
Posey 3,893 41.6% 5,324 56.9% 144 9,361 R+15.3
Putnam 2,507 27.3% 6,387 69.6% 289 9,183 R+42.3
Wells 2,900 32.1% 6,143 67.9% 9,043 R+35.9
Montgomery 2,199 24.6% 6,510 72.8% 230 8,939 R+48.2
DeKalb 3,269 36.7% 5,649 63.3% 8,918 R+26.7
Wabash 2,822 33.1% 5,622 65.9% 88 8,532 R+32.8
Ripley 3,304 38.8% 5,127 60.2% 79 8,510 R+21.4
White 2,484 29.2% 5,911 69.5% 107 8,502 R+40.3
Clay 2,092 25.2% 6,068 73.2% 127 8,287 R+48.0
Washington 3,921 48.2% 3,837 47.1% 384 8,142 D+1.0
Daviess 2,517 31.1% 5,460 67.4% 123 8,100 R+36.3
Clinton 1,985 24.6% 5,492 67.9% 607 8,084 R+43.4
Fayette 3,617 44.9% 4,315 53.6% 120 8,052 R+8.7
Steuben 2,774 36.9% 4,747 63.1% 7,521 R+26.2
Spencer 3,678 49.7% 3,648 49.3% 79 7,405 D+0.4
Jennings 3,423 47.8% 3,660 51.1% 75 7,158 R+3.3
Fulton 2,813 39.7% 4,180 59.0% 86 7,079 R+19.3
Randolph 2,541 36.0% 4,427 62.7% 93 7,061 R+26.7
Decatur 2,044 29.6% 4,759 69.0% 92 6,895 R+39.4
Orange 2,777 41.0% 3,877 57.2% 126 6,780 R+16.2
Sullivan 3,476 51.3% 3,157 46.6% 141 6,774 D+4.7
Jasper 2,114 31.2% 4,571 67.5% 88 6,773 R+36.3
Jay 2,470 38.4% 3,855 60.0% 99 6,424 R+21.6
Carroll 2,204 34.5% 4,105 64.3% 76 6,385 R+29.8
LaGrange 1,948 30.8% 4,369 69.2% 6,317 R+38.3
Fountain 1,945 30.9% 4,207 66.9% 133 6,285 R+36.0
Rush 1,671 26.7% 4,482 71.6% 109 6,262 R+44.9
Scott 3,903 62.6% 2,294 36.8% 38 6,235 D+25.8
Starke 3,364 55.0% 2,748 45.0% 6,112 D+10.1
Franklin 2,262 37.4% 3,705 61.3% 79 6,046 R+23.9
Parke 1,696 29.2% 4,106 70.8% 5,802 R+41.5
Brown 2,633 46.7% 2,863 50.8% 142 5,638 R+4.1
Perry 3,546 64.0% 1,956 35.3% 38 5,540 D+28.7
Tipton 1,222 23.1% 3,691 69.7% 385 5,298 R+46.6
Pike 2,619 50.0% 2,535 48.4% 89 5,243 D+1.6
Owen 1,627 31.3% 3,424 65.8% 155 5,206 R+34.5
Vermillion 2,608 52.6% 2,243 45.2% 108 4,959 D+7.4
Pulaski 1,717 37.6% 2,808 61.4% 45 4,570 R+23.9
Blackford 1,694 40.5% 2,343 56.0% 146 4,183 R+15.5
Newton 1,386 34.4% 2,558 63.5% 84 4,028 R+29.1
Crawford 2,207 56.3% 1,655 42.2% 58 3,920 D+14.1
Martin 1,515 39.9% 2,219 58.5% 59 3,793 R+18.6
Warren 1,147 33.2% 2,255 65.4% 48 3,450 R+32.1
Benton 857 26.7% 2,290 71.3% 63 3,210 R+44.6
Switzerland 1,443 51.4% 1,337 47.7% 25 2,805 D+3.8
Union 902 37.7% 1,447 60.4% 46 2,395 R+22.8
Ohio 911 44.0% 1,121 54.1% 39 2,071 R+10.1

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