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Election 2006 Results

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2006 US House elections in Indiana

Indiana elected 9 members of the House in 2006: Democrats won 5 seats and Republicans 4.

The closest was the 9th district, decided by 4.5 points: Baron P. Hill (Democrat) beat Michael E. Sodrel (Republican), 50.0% to 45.5%, a margin of 4.5 points and 9,985 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 61 of the 92 counties and Democrats in 31. The largest, Marion, cast 200,282 votes and went to the Republican by 3.3 points. The closest was Ohio, where 2 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. Visclosky104,195 (69.6%) Mark J. Leyva40,146 (26.8%) 5,266 D+42.8
2 Joe Donnelly103,561 (54.0%) Chris Chocola88,300 (46.0%) D+8.0
3 Thomas Hayhurst80,357 (45.7%) Mark E. Souder95,421 (54.3%) R+8.6
4 David Sanders66,986 (37.6%) Steve Buyer111,057 (62.4%) R+24.8
5 Katherine Fox Carr64,362 (31.4%) Dan Burton133,118 (65.0%) 7,449 R+33.6
6 Barry A. Welsh76,812 (40.0%) Mike Pence115,266 (60.0%) R+20.0
7 Julia Carson74,750 (53.8%) Eric Dickerson64,304 (46.2%) D+7.5
8 Brad Ellsworth131,019 (61.0%) John N. Hostettler83,704 (39.0%) D+22.0
9 Baron P. Hill110,454 (50.0%) Michael E. Sodrel100,469 (45.5%) 9,926 D+4.5

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Marion 95,889 47.9% 102,453 51.2% 1,940 200,282 R+3.3
Lake 71,705 73.4% 22,760 23.3% 3,223 97,688 D+50.1
Allen 43,466 49.4% 44,545 50.6% 88,011 R+1.2
St. Joseph 46,189 58.0% 33,485 42.0% 79,674 D+15.9
Hamilton 15,847 27.0% 40,347 68.9% 2,401 58,595 R+41.8
Vanderburgh 35,158 63.5% 20,247 36.5% 55,405 D+26.9
Elkhart 18,243 41.3% 25,965 58.7% 44,208 R+17.5
Porter 27,562 66.3% 12,617 30.3% 1,420 41,599 D+35.9
Madison 18,273 46.5% 20,986 53.5% 39,259 R+6.9
Tippecanoe 15,813 47.1% 17,760 52.9% 33,573 R+5.8
Monroe 19,877 59.3% 12,413 37.1% 1,206 33,496 D+22.3
Delaware 15,815 47.3% 17,626 52.7% 33,441 R+5.4
Clark 16,411 49.1% 15,891 47.6% 1,095 33,397 D+1.6
Hendricks 9,799 31.4% 21,384 68.6% 31,183 R+37.2
Johnson 9,580 31.4% 20,815 68.3% 67 30,462 R+36.9
LaPorte 18,340 61.1% 11,697 38.9% 30,037 D+22.1
Vigo 20,877 70.4% 8,764 29.6% 29,641 D+40.9
Howard 11,539 43.0% 14,844 55.3% 460 26,843 R+12.3
Floyd 11,895 47.0% 12,572 49.6% 856 25,323 R+2.7
Bartholomew 7,124 34.6% 12,907 62.7% 561 20,592 R+28.1
Warrick 12,105 59.8% 8,144 40.2% 20,249 D+19.6
Kosciusko 6,658 35.9% 11,884 64.1% 18,542 R+28.2
Grant 6,410 34.6% 11,643 62.8% 480 18,533 R+28.2
Hancock 5,172 29.5% 11,587 66.0% 801 17,560 R+36.5
Wayne 6,622 40.5% 9,730 59.5% 16,352 R+19.0
Morgan 5,548 35.3% 10,156 64.7% 15,704 R+29.3
Henry 6,214 41.7% 8,681 58.3% 14,895 R+16.6
Boone 4,124 29.3% 9,928 70.7% 14,052 R+41.3
Jackson 6,952 50.5% 5,825 42.3% 993 13,770 D+8.2
Harrison 6,404 47.3% 6,577 48.6% 564 13,545 R+1.3
Marshall 6,020 44.7% 7,456 55.3% 13,476 R+10.7
Dearborn 5,154 39.4% 7,630 58.4% 281 13,065 R+19.0
Dubois 5,866 46.8% 5,988 47.8% 685 12,539 R+1.0
Lawrence 5,223 41.7% 7,312 58.3% 12,535 R+16.7
Knox 7,772 62.8% 4,604 37.2% 12,376 D+25.6
Gibson 7,227 60.4% 4,737 39.6% 11,964 D+20.8
Noble 5,249 45.7% 6,247 54.3% 11,496 R+8.7
Shelby 3,829 33.7% 7,214 63.4% 332 11,375 R+29.8
Cass 4,722 42.9% 6,282 57.1% 11,004 R+14.2
DeKalb 4,891 46.5% 5,632 53.5% 10,523 R+7.0
Jefferson 5,194 50.3% 4,679 45.3% 459 10,332 D+5.0
Greene 5,651 55.1% 4,610 44.9% 10,261 D+10.1
Posey 5,701 56.3% 4,428 43.7% 10,129 D+12.6
Whitley 4,505 45.9% 5,300 54.1% 9,805 R+8.1
Jennings 4,523 47.4% 4,456 46.7% 564 9,543 D+0.7
Huntington 2,661 28.7% 6,306 67.9% 315 9,282 R+39.3
Montgomery 3,169 34.2% 6,104 65.8% 9,273 R+31.7
Putnam 4,389 47.8% 4,797 52.2% 9,186 R+4.4
Adams 2,785 30.4% 6,376 69.6% 9,161 R+39.2
Steuben 4,353 48.0% 4,717 52.0% 9,070 R+4.0
Wells 2,549 28.1% 6,515 71.9% 9,064 R+43.8
Washington 4,102 45.5% 4,418 49.0% 497 9,017 R+3.5
Miami 3,288 36.7% 5,388 60.1% 285 8,961 R+23.4
Ripley 3,300 39.1% 4,813 57.1% 320 8,433 R+17.9
Clay 5,088 61.9% 3,126 38.1% 8,214 D+23.9
Randolph 3,008 38.5% 4,802 61.5% 7,810 R+23.0
Spencer 3,939 51.0% 3,503 45.4% 278 7,720 D+5.6
Wabash 2,702 35.0% 4,816 62.4% 196 7,714 R+27.4
Clinton 3,036 39.5% 4,650 60.5% 7,686 R+21.0
White 3,244 42.3% 4,425 57.7% 7,669 R+15.4
Daviess 3,318 43.4% 4,333 56.6% 7,651 R+13.3
Jasper 3,510 49.5% 3,326 46.9% 257 7,093 D+2.6
Sullivan 4,952 70.0% 2,126 30.0% 7,078 D+39.9
Starke 4,162 59.0% 2,887 41.0% 7,049 D+18.1
Fulton 3,140 45.2% 3,804 54.8% 6,944 R+9.6
Franklin 2,744 40.0% 4,115 60.0% 6,859 R+20.0
Decatur 1,917 28.7% 4,768 71.3% 6,685 R+42.6
LaGrange 2,987 45.3% 3,613 54.7% 6,600 R+9.5
Fayette 3,200 48.6% 3,390 51.4% 6,590 R+2.9
Scott 3,780 58.0% 2,497 38.3% 235 6,512 D+19.7
Perry 4,043 62.3% 2,199 33.9% 248 6,490 D+28.4
Carroll 2,617 41.1% 3,758 58.9% 6,375 R+17.9
Jay 2,380 38.1% 3,869 61.9% 6,249 R+23.8
Brown 2,845 46.6% 2,818 46.2% 438 6,101 D+0.4
Orange 2,469 41.9% 3,129 53.2% 289 5,887 R+11.2
Tipton 1,912 32.8% 3,742 64.2% 172 5,826 R+31.4
Owen 3,058 52.6% 2,758 47.4% 5,816 D+5.2
Parke 3,282 58.5% 2,325 41.5% 5,607 D+17.1
Vermillion 3,957 71.4% 1,584 28.6% 5,541 D+42.8
Fountain 2,623 47.8% 2,860 52.2% 5,483 R+4.3
Rush 1,459 27.8% 3,783 72.2% 5,242 R+44.3
Pike 3,268 64.1% 1,830 35.9% 5,098 D+28.2
Pulaski 2,218 48.1% 2,398 51.9% 4,616 R+3.9
Newton 2,228 53.0% 1,728 41.1% 245 4,201 D+11.9
Crawford 2,093 52.7% 1,695 42.7% 182 3,970 D+10.0
Martin 1,875 48.2% 2,019 51.8% 3,894 R+3.7
Blackford 1,642 43.0% 2,177 57.0% 3,819 R+14.0
Warren 1,451 48.8% 1,520 51.2% 2,971 R+2.3
Switzerland 1,456 53.8% 1,161 42.9% 90 2,707 D+10.9
Benton 1,145 45.1% 1,270 50.1% 121 2,536 R+4.9
Union 877 35.4% 1,600 64.6% 2,477 R+29.2
Ohio 1,137 48.2% 1,139 48.2% 85 2,361 R+0.1

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