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Election 2002 Results

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2002 US House elections in Indiana

Indiana elected 9 members of the House in 2002: Democrats won 3 seats and Republicans 6.

The closest was the 2nd district, decided by 4.7 points: Chris Chocola (Republican) beat Jill Long Thompson (Democrat), 50.5% to 45.8%, a margin of 4.7 points and 8,828 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 67 of the 92 counties and Democrats in 25. The largest, Marion, cast 201,043 votes and went to the Republican by 5.1 points. The closest was Warrick, where 15 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. Visclosky90,443 (66.9%) Mark J. Leyva41,909 (31.0%) 2,759 D+35.9
2 Jill Long Thompson86,253 (45.8%) Chris Chocola95,081 (50.5%) 7,118 R+4.7
3 Jay Rigdon50,509 (34.5%) Mark E. Souder92,566 (63.1%) 3,531 R+28.7
4 Bill Abbott41,314 (26.1%) Steve Buyer112,760 (71.4%) 3,934 R+45.2
5 Katherine Fox Carr45,283 (25.2%) Dan Burton129,442 (72.0%) 5,130 R+46.8
6 Melina Ann Fox63,871 (34.4%) Mike Pence118,436 (63.8%) 3,346 R+29.4
7 Julia M. Carson77,478 (53.1%) Brose A. McVey64,379 (44.1%) 3,983 D+9.0
8 Bryan L. Hartke88,763 (46.0%) John N. Hostettler98,952 (51.3%) 5,150 R+5.3
9 Baron P. Hill96,654 (51.2%) Mike Sodrel87,169 (46.1%) 5,134 D+5.0

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Marion 92,701 46.1% 102,971 51.2% 5,371 201,043 R+5.1
Lake 63,199 71.7% 23,340 26.5% 1,659 88,198 D+45.2
St. Joseph 40,682 51.8% 35,943 45.8% 1,924 78,549 D+6.0
Allen 26,058 38.6% 39,777 59.0% 1,624 67,459 R+20.3
Vanderburgh 23,324 50.7% 21,585 47.0% 1,052 45,961 D+3.8
Hamilton 8,086 18.3% 34,709 78.3% 1,508 44,303 R+60.1
Madison 15,208 38.5% 23,753 60.1% 571 39,532 R+21.6
Elkhart 11,366 29.1% 26,631 68.2% 1,069 39,066 R+39.1
Porter 22,827 61.6% 13,364 36.1% 845 37,036 D+25.6
Delaware 13,724 41.8% 18,580 56.6% 530 32,834 R+14.8
LaPorte 15,238 50.4% 13,059 43.2% 1,948 30,245 D+7.2
Tippecanoe 9,670 32.7% 19,112 64.6% 806 29,588 R+31.9
Johnson 5,903 21.5% 20,925 76.3% 600 27,428 R+54.8
Monroe 11,826 44.8% 12,691 48.1% 1,888 26,405 R+3.3
Howard 8,681 34.0% 16,166 63.3% 701 25,548 R+29.3
Vigo 13,394 53.4% 10,742 42.8% 950 25,086 D+10.6
Hendricks 5,019 20.0% 19,471 77.7% 560 25,050 R+57.7
Clark 12,783 51.2% 11,800 47.3% 376 24,959 D+3.9
Floyd 11,132 49.1% 11,170 49.3% 362 22,664 R+0.2
Bartholomew 6,075 33.0% 11,954 64.9% 376 18,405 R+31.9
Warrick 8,583 48.9% 8,568 48.8% 404 17,555 D+0.1
Wayne 5,311 30.5% 11,646 66.8% 469 17,426 R+36.4
Kosciusko 4,818 27.9% 12,071 69.9% 381 17,270 R+42.0
Grant 5,194 30.9% 11,208 66.7% 404 16,806 R+35.8
Morgan 3,921 24.7% 11,559 72.8% 408 15,888 R+48.1
Hancock 3,633 23.6% 11,091 72.1% 649 15,373 R+48.5
Marshall 4,923 37.2% 7,756 58.7% 541 13,220 R+21.4
Henry 3,976 31.3% 8,497 67.0% 214 12,687 R+35.6
Harrison 6,151 50.0% 5,870 47.7% 279 12,300 D+2.3
Jackson 6,544 58.0% 4,588 40.6% 160 11,292 D+17.3
Cass 3,799 33.7% 7,010 62.2% 453 11,262 R+28.5
Gibson 5,557 49.5% 5,446 48.5% 223 11,226 D+1.0
Boone 1,996 17.8% 8,750 78.2% 445 11,191 R+60.4
Knox 4,819 43.4% 6,017 54.2% 258 11,094 R+10.8
Lawrence 3,695 34.3% 6,902 64.1% 178 10,775 R+29.8
Dubois 5,318 51.7% 4,825 46.9% 137 10,280 D+4.8
Noble 3,674 35.9% 6,293 61.6% 255 10,222 R+25.6
Dearborn 3,868 38.5% 5,944 59.2% 236 10,048 R+20.7
Shelby 2,802 29.2% 6,554 68.3% 244 9,600 R+39.1
Posey 4,217 44.7% 5,031 53.3% 193 9,441 R+8.6
Huntington 2,380 25.4% 6,793 72.4% 213 9,386 R+47.0
Adams 3,041 32.5% 6,153 65.7% 167 9,361 R+33.2
Montgomery 2,000 22.0% 6,853 75.3% 242 9,095 R+53.4
Jefferson 5,069 56.1% 3,762 41.7% 198 9,029 D+14.5
Miami 2,506 28.1% 6,189 69.3% 237 8,932 R+41.2
Greene 3,409 38.3% 5,317 59.7% 175 8,901 R+21.4
Putnam 2,979 33.5% 5,672 63.8% 244 8,895 R+30.3
DeKalb 3,224 36.3% 5,427 61.1% 224 8,875 R+24.8
Whitley 3,470 39.2% 5,132 57.9% 259 8,861 R+18.8
Wells 2,425 27.8% 6,169 70.6% 141 8,735 R+42.9
Steuben 3,124 37.8% 4,870 59.0% 266 8,260 R+21.1
Washington 4,046 49.3% 3,965 48.4% 189 8,200 D+1.0
Jennings 4,286 52.6% 3,668 45.0% 193 8,147 D+7.6
Clinton 2,430 30.2% 5,383 66.9% 232 8,045 R+36.7
Wabash 2,237 27.9% 5,606 70.0% 163 8,006 R+42.1
Daviess 2,288 28.8% 5,514 69.4% 140 7,942 R+40.6
Ripley 3,352 43.6% 4,170 54.3% 159 7,681 R+10.6
White 2,193 28.8% 5,216 68.5% 209 7,618 R+39.7
Clay 2,966 40.0% 4,224 56.9% 232 7,422 R+16.9
Spencer 3,914 53.8% 3,245 44.6% 111 7,270 D+9.2
Randolph 2,252 31.7% 4,741 66.6% 121 7,114 R+35.0
Decatur 2,038 29.1% 4,836 68.9% 140 7,014 R+39.9
Sullivan 3,396 50.1% 3,193 47.1% 194 6,783 D+3.0
Fulton 2,406 35.5% 3,995 59.0% 370 6,771 R+23.5
Fayette 2,595 38.9% 3,928 58.9% 144 6,667 R+20.0
Franklin 2,762 41.5% 3,756 56.4% 145 6,663 R+14.9
Starke 3,163 48.8% 3,021 46.7% 291 6,475 D+2.2
LaGrange 1,971 30.6% 4,326 67.3% 134 6,431 R+36.6
Carroll 1,980 30.9% 4,201 65.6% 225 6,406 R+34.7
Perry 4,039 64.1% 2,174 34.5% 89 6,302 D+29.6
Fountain 2,176 34.9% 3,894 62.5% 161 6,231 R+27.6
Jasper 2,483 40.7% 3,504 57.4% 115 6,102 R+16.7
Rush 1,466 24.6% 4,372 73.4% 120 5,958 R+48.8
Orange 2,537 42.9% 3,231 54.6% 148 5,916 R+11.7
Scott 3,823 65.5% 1,894 32.4% 124 5,841 D+33.0
Tipton 1,595 27.6% 4,038 69.9% 140 5,773 R+42.3
Pike 2,913 50.8% 2,694 47.0% 129 5,736 D+3.8
Brown 2,542 45.7% 2,708 48.7% 310 5,560 R+3.0
Jay 2,006 36.2% 3,436 62.1% 93 5,535 R+25.8
Vermillion 2,985 55.8% 2,153 40.2% 212 5,350 D+15.6
Parke 2,029 38.2% 3,062 57.7% 218 5,309 R+19.5
Owen 1,812 35.4% 3,075 60.1% 230 5,117 R+24.7
Pulaski 1,789 38.3% 2,665 57.0% 222 4,676 R+18.7
Newton 2,046 50.8% 1,881 46.7% 101 4,028 D+4.1
Blackford 1,496 38.7% 2,285 59.1% 84 3,865 R+20.4
Martin 1,374 36.2% 2,356 62.0% 70 3,800 R+25.8
Crawford 2,113 57.2% 1,483 40.1% 98 3,694 D+17.1
Warren 1,133 36.4% 1,877 60.2% 106 3,116 R+23.9
Benton 1,267 42.6% 1,558 52.4% 151 2,976 R+9.8
Switzerland 1,647 58.9% 1,089 39.0% 59 2,795 D+20.0
Ohio 1,026 45.2% 1,185 52.2% 59 2,270 R+7.0
Union 674 32.0% 1,386 65.9% 43 2,103 R+33.9

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