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Election 2004 Results

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2004 US House elections in Indiana

Indiana elected 9 members of the House in 2004: Democrats won 2 seats and Republicans 7.

The closest was the 9th district, decided by 0.5 points: Mike Sodrel (Republican) beat Baron P. Hill (Democrat), 49.5% to 49.0%, a margin of 0.5 points and 1,425 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 75 of the 92 counties and Democrats in 17. The largest, Marion, cast 315,498 votes and went to the Republican by 3.2 points. The closest was Sullivan, where 47 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. Visclosky178,406 (68.3%) Mark J. Leyva82,858 (31.7%) D+36.6
2 Joe Donnelly115,513 (44.5%) Chris Chocola140,496 (54.2%) 3,346 R+9.6
3 Maria M. Passa76,232 (30.8%) Mark E. Souder171,389 (69.2%) R+38.4
4 David Sanders77,574 (28.3%) Steve Buyer190,445 (69.5%) 6,117 R+41.2
5 Katherine Fox Carr82,637 (26.0%) Dan Burton228,718 (71.8%) 7,008 R+45.9
6 Mel Fox85,123 (31.3%) Mike Pence182,529 (67.1%) 4,397 R+35.8
7 Julia Carson121,303 (54.4%) Andrew (Andy) Horning97,491 (43.7%) 4,381 D+10.7
8 Jon P. Jennings121,522 (44.5%) John N. Hostettler145,576 (53.4%) 5,680 R+8.8
9 Baron P. Hill140,772 (49.0%) Mike Sodrel142,197 (49.5%) 4,541 R+0.5

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Marion 149,438 47.4% 159,657 50.6% 6,403 315,498 R+3.2
Lake 130,430 71.7% 51,548 28.3% 181,978 D+43.3
Allen 45,766 36.5% 79,445 63.4% 74 125,285 R+26.9
St. Joseph 53,904 49.9% 53,283 49.3% 942 108,129 D+0.6
Hamilton 22,870 22.5% 76,461 75.1% 2,431 101,762 R+52.7
Vanderburgh 33,644 48.3% 34,560 49.6% 1,432 69,636 R+1.3
Porter 40,558 63.9% 22,760 35.9% 134 63,452 D+28.0
Elkhart 16,554 27.4% 43,521 72.1% 277 60,352 R+44.7
Madison 18,654 34.3% 34,988 64.4% 701 54,343 R+30.1
Tippecanoe 18,748 36.9% 30,747 60.4% 1,380 50,875 R+23.6
Hendricks 12,034 23.9% 37,296 74.1% 1,034 50,364 R+50.2
Johnson 11,980 24.0% 36,882 73.9% 1,022 49,884 R+49.9
Monroe 25,553 53.3% 21,018 43.9% 1,359 47,930 D+9.5
Delaware 17,970 38.1% 28,300 60.0% 899 47,169 R+21.9
LaPorte 21,693 51.3% 19,641 46.5% 931 42,265 D+4.9
Clark 21,109 50.3% 20,494 48.8% 402 42,005 D+1.5
Vigo 21,276 54.5% 16,607 42.5% 1,173 39,056 D+12.0
Howard 12,339 33.7% 23,607 64.5% 627 36,573 R+30.8
Floyd 16,214 48.6% 16,812 50.4% 351 33,377 R+1.8
Bartholomew 8,883 31.8% 18,611 66.6% 460 27,954 R+34.8
Kosciusko 5,444 19.5% 22,430 80.5% 27,874 R+60.9
Wayne 8,773 31.9% 18,028 65.5% 703 27,504 R+33.6
Hancock 6,549 23.8% 20,167 73.4% 771 27,487 R+49.5
Grant 7,955 30.0% 18,135 68.4% 418 26,508 R+38.4
Warrick 11,245 43.6% 14,020 54.3% 541 25,806 R+10.8
Morgan 6,223 24.9% 18,238 72.9% 562 25,023 R+48.0
Boone 4,857 22.0% 16,727 75.8% 477 22,061 R+53.8
Dearborn 7,329 36.1% 12,594 62.1% 353 20,276 R+26.0
Henry 6,062 30.1% 13,787 68.4% 300 20,149 R+38.3
Marshall 5,843 33.2% 11,546 65.6% 203 17,592 R+32.4
Harrison 8,011 46.5% 8,979 52.1% 253 17,243 R+5.6
Lawrence 5,212 30.9% 11,282 66.9% 370 16,864 R+36.0
Dubois 7,501 45.3% 8,877 53.6% 196 16,574 R+8.3
Jackson 8,074 49.5% 7,981 49.0% 246 16,301 D+0.6
Shelby 4,165 26.8% 11,052 71.2% 314 15,531 R+44.3
Knox 7,031 45.6% 8,143 52.8% 255 15,429 R+7.2
Noble 4,480 29.3% 10,829 70.7% 15,309 R+41.5
DeKalb 4,681 30.8% 10,509 69.2% 15,190 R+38.4
Huntington 3,638 24.0% 11,202 74.0% 304 15,144 R+49.9
Gibson 6,603 45.2% 7,779 53.3% 226 14,608 R+8.1
Montgomery 3,136 22.1% 10,741 75.6% 334 14,211 R+53.5
Cass 4,616 33.4% 9,077 65.6% 140 13,833 R+32.2
Miami 3,576 27.1% 9,286 70.5% 311 13,173 R+43.3
Whitley 4,088 31.1% 9,069 68.9% 13,157 R+37.9
Adams 3,474 26.5% 9,480 72.3% 152 13,106 R+45.8
Wabash 3,506 27.1% 9,214 71.2% 230 12,950 R+44.1
Greene 4,698 36.6% 7,995 62.2% 155 12,848 R+25.7
Putnam 4,232 33.0% 8,332 65.0% 253 12,817 R+32.0
Jefferson 6,421 50.3% 6,154 48.2% 185 12,760 D+2.1
Steuben 3,788 30.0% 8,830 70.0% 12,618 R+40.0
Wells 2,599 21.7% 9,245 77.0% 155 11,999 R+55.4
Posey 4,749 39.7% 7,030 58.8% 181 11,960 R+19.1
Ripley 4,482 38.2% 7,104 60.5% 153 11,739 R+22.3
Clinton 3,139 27.2% 8,208 71.1% 201 11,548 R+43.9
Jasper 5,236 46.0% 6,155 54.0% 11,391 R+8.1
Randolph 3,296 30.0% 7,520 68.4% 185 11,001 R+38.4
Washington 4,791 44.1% 5,919 54.5% 157 10,867 R+10.4
Jennings 4,715 44.9% 5,623 53.5% 166 10,504 R+8.6
Clay 4,104 39.1% 6,151 58.6% 248 10,503 R+19.5
Daviess 2,935 28.1% 7,345 70.4% 151 10,431 R+42.3
White 3,117 30.1% 7,056 68.1% 186 10,359 R+38.0
Decatur 2,653 26.5% 7,222 72.1% 147 10,022 R+45.6
Spencer 5,064 51.5% 4,623 47.0% 153 9,840 D+4.5
Franklin 3,329 34.7% 6,154 64.1% 124 9,607 R+29.4
Fayette 3,289 36.0% 5,688 62.3% 150 9,127 R+26.3
Starke 3,982 44.4% 4,842 54.0% 141 8,965 R+9.6
LaGrange 2,250 25.4% 6,603 74.6% 8,853 R+49.2
Fulton 3,037 34.9% 5,584 64.2% 81 8,702 R+29.3
Scott 5,053 58.3% 3,508 40.5% 107 8,668 D+17.8
Orange 3,437 40.0% 4,991 58.1% 167 8,595 R+18.1
Carroll 2,693 31.6% 5,690 66.7% 145 8,528 R+35.1
Sullivan 4,097 49.4% 4,050 48.8% 148 8,295 D+0.6
Perry 4,958 59.9% 3,228 39.0% 97 8,283 D+20.9
Jay 2,347 29.3% 5,540 69.2% 117 8,004 R+39.9
Fountain 2,556 33.5% 4,946 64.8% 128 7,630 R+31.3
Tipton 1,957 25.7% 5,511 72.4% 141 7,609 R+46.7
Owen 2,730 36.7% 4,489 60.3% 223 7,442 R+23.6
Brown 3,081 42.4% 3,960 54.6% 217 7,258 R+12.1
Rush 1,603 22.1% 5,514 76.0% 135 7,252 R+53.9
Vermillion 3,809 54.9% 2,947 42.5% 176 6,932 D+12.4
Parke 2,728 39.7% 3,981 57.9% 166 6,875 R+18.2
Pike 2,986 48.4% 3,081 49.9% 105 6,172 R+1.5
Newton 2,865 50.4% 2,818 49.6% 5,683 D+0.8
Pulaski 1,954 34.7% 3,599 63.9% 79 5,632 R+29.2
Blackford 1,730 33.3% 3,401 65.4% 68 5,199 R+32.1
Martin 1,527 30.7% 3,381 67.9% 72 4,980 R+37.2
Crawford 2,288 50.9% 2,131 47.4% 79 4,498 D+3.5
Warren 1,338 34.7% 2,440 63.2% 82 3,860 R+28.5
Benton 1,616 42.4% 2,193 57.6% 3,809 R+15.1
Switzerland 1,929 53.0% 1,665 45.7% 49 3,643 D+7.2
Union 903 27.9% 2,268 70.0% 68 3,239 R+42.1
Ohio 1,302 44.7% 1,574 54.0% 38 2,914 R+9.3

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