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Election 2014 Results

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2014 US House elections in Indiana

Indiana elected 9 members of the House in 2014: Democrats won 2 seats and Republicans 7.

The closest was the 7th district, decided by 13.0 points: André Carson (Democrat) beat Catherine "Cat" Ping (Republican), 54.7% to 41.8%, a margin of 13.0 points and 14,556 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 85 of the 92 counties and Democrats in 7. The largest, Marion, cast 158,561 votes and went to the Democrat by 6.2 points. The closest was Vermillion, where 79 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. Visclosky86,579 (60.8%) Mark Leyva51,000 (35.8%) 4,714 D+25.0
2 Joe Bock55,590 (38.3%) Jackie Walorski85,583 (58.9%) 4,027 R+20.7
3 Justin Kuhnle39,771 (26.7%) Marlin A. Stutzman97,892 (65.8%) 11,130 R+39.1
4 John Dale47,056 (33.1%) Todd Rokita94,998 (66.9%) R+33.8
5 Shawn A. Denney49,756 (30.8%) Susan W. Brooks105,277 (65.2%) 6,407 R+34.4
6 Susan Hall Heitzman45,509 (29.3%) Luke Messer102,187 (65.9%) 7,375 R+36.6
7 André Carson61,443 (54.7%) Catherine "Cat" Ping46,887 (41.8%) 3,931 D+13.0
8 Tom Spangler61,384 (35.8%) Larry Bucshon103,344 (60.3%) 6,587 R+24.5
9 Bill Bailey55,016 (33.7%) Todd C. Young101,594 (62.2%) 6,777 R+28.5

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Marion 81,540 51.4% 71,682 45.2% 5,339 158,561 D+6.2
Lake 57,198 63.7% 30,085 33.5% 2,560 89,843 D+30.2
Allen 23,548 31.9% 45,368 61.5% 4,835 73,751 R+29.6
St. Joseph 28,802 49.3% 28,239 48.4% 1,357 58,398 D+1.0
Hamilton 11,523 20.5% 41,970 74.8% 2,582 56,075 R+54.3
Porter 22,339 54.9% 16,799 41.3% 1,575 40,713 D+13.6
Vanderburgh 12,975 35.7% 21,953 60.4% 1,415 36,343 R+24.7
Elkhart 9,591 28.5% 23,335 69.3% 762 33,688 R+40.8
Tippecanoe 14,296 47.6% 15,767 52.4% 30,063 R+4.9
Clark 10,646 35.9% 17,875 60.3% 1,121 29,642 R+24.4
Madison 10,794 37.2% 16,897 58.3% 1,287 28,978 R+21.1
Hendricks 6,528 23.0% 21,905 77.0% 28,433 R+54.1
Monroe 13,810 51.6% 12,026 44.9% 951 26,787 D+6.7
LaPorte 12,133 51.0% 10,551 44.4% 1,091 23,775 D+6.7
Delaware 10,231 43.7% 12,252 52.4% 912 23,395 R+8.6
Johnson 4,630 19.9% 17,674 76.1% 930 23,234 R+56.1
Vigo 9,349 44.4% 10,901 51.7% 823 21,073 R+7.4
Howard 7,206 36.3% 12,516 63.1% 114 19,836 R+26.8
Floyd 6,349 35.8% 10,920 61.6% 460 17,729 R+25.8
Bartholomew 4,553 27.7% 11,225 68.3% 650 16,428 R+40.6
Kosciusko 2,689 16.4% 12,492 76.4% 1,174 16,355 R+59.9
Warrick 5,027 32.6% 9,901 64.2% 487 15,415 R+31.6
Hancock 2,716 19.0% 10,798 75.6% 775 14,289 R+56.6
Boone 3,473 25.0% 10,124 72.8% 307 13,904 R+47.8
Morgan 2,802 20.6% 10,371 76.3% 427 13,600 R+55.7
Grant 3,462 26.4% 9,201 70.2% 452 13,115 R+43.8
Harrison 3,705 31.1% 7,813 65.7% 377 11,895 R+34.5
Wayne 2,845 26.7% 7,090 66.5% 727 10,662 R+39.8
Dubois 4,076 38.5% 6,104 57.7% 398 10,578 R+19.2
Jackson 4,127 39.3% 6,057 57.7% 305 10,489 R+18.4
Dearborn 2,173 20.7% 7,882 75.2% 424 10,479 R+54.5
Henry 3,136 30.0% 6,597 63.2% 708 10,441 R+33.1
Knox 3,221 32.5% 6,342 64.0% 347 9,910 R+31.5
Lawrence 2,231 23.9% 6,742 72.2% 369 9,342 R+48.3
Marshall 2,828 30.9% 6,095 66.7% 219 9,142 R+35.7
Gibson 2,882 32.4% 5,744 64.5% 276 8,902 R+32.2
Greene 2,899 32.7% 5,609 63.2% 369 8,877 R+30.5
Noble 2,142 24.4% 5,928 67.4% 726 8,796 R+43.0
Shelby 1,838 21.0% 6,506 74.3% 417 8,761 R+53.3
Jefferson 3,435 39.6% 4,895 56.5% 336 8,666 R+16.8
Montgomery 2,522 29.3% 6,085 70.7% 8,607 R+41.4
Wells 1,629 20.0% 5,921 72.9% 575 8,125 R+52.8
Cass 2,481 31.6% 5,375 68.4% 7,856 R+36.8
Steuben 1,880 24.3% 5,237 67.7% 617 7,734 R+43.4
Jennings 2,814 37.0% 4,450 58.5% 349 7,613 R+21.5
Whitley 1,490 19.6% 5,242 69.0% 866 7,598 R+49.4
Posey 2,603 34.9% 4,601 61.7% 253 7,457 R+26.8
DeKalb 1,763 23.9% 5,045 68.5% 555 7,363 R+44.6
Ripley 1,556 21.3% 5,470 74.9% 280 7,306 R+53.6
Huntington 1,339 18.6% 5,298 73.4% 581 7,218 R+54.8
Washington 2,022 28.1% 4,921 68.4% 252 7,195 R+40.3
Adams 1,950 27.6% 4,714 66.8% 394 7,058 R+39.2
Spencer 2,592 37.2% 4,144 59.5% 231 6,967 R+22.3
Clay 1,969 29.0% 4,533 66.8% 282 6,784 R+37.8
Jasper 2,056 31.1% 4,555 68.9% 6,611 R+37.8
Decatur 1,171 18.0% 5,112 78.4% 235 6,518 R+60.5
Scott 2,961 45.7% 3,285 50.7% 236 6,482 R+5.0
Daviess 1,194 19.1% 4,878 77.9% 189 6,261 R+58.8
Putnam 1,522 24.6% 4,669 75.4% 6,191 R+50.8
Wabash 1,533 24.9% 4,394 71.3% 232 6,159 R+46.5
Clinton 1,695 29.6% 4,038 70.4% 5,733 R+40.9
Randolph 1,469 25.9% 3,926 69.1% 285 5,680 R+43.3
Sullivan 2,490 44.1% 2,956 52.3% 205 5,651 R+8.2
Starke 2,440 43.3% 2,971 52.7% 224 5,635 R+9.4
Franklin 1,291 23.1% 4,064 72.8% 224 5,579 R+49.7
LaGrange 1,060 19.2% 3,927 71.3% 524 5,511 R+52.0
Miami 1,338 24.6% 3,951 72.5% 161 5,450 R+47.9
Perry 2,763 50.8% 2,511 46.2% 161 5,435 D+4.6
Brown 1,890 35.7% 3,173 59.9% 230 5,293 R+24.2
Fayette 1,679 32.1% 3,287 62.8% 268 5,234 R+30.7
Fulton 1,699 33.0% 3,276 63.6% 174 5,149 R+30.6
Orange 1,296 25.7% 3,577 71.0% 162 5,035 R+45.3
White 1,638 33.0% 3,323 67.0% 4,961 R+34.0
Jay 1,311 27.4% 2,993 62.5% 481 4,785 R+35.2
Tipton 1,002 21.2% 3,531 74.7% 197 4,730 R+53.5
Owen 1,402 29.8% 2,978 63.4% 319 4,699 R+33.5
Parke 1,303 28.1% 3,067 66.0% 275 4,645 R+38.0
Rush 775 18.4% 3,092 73.6% 335 4,202 R+55.1
Pike 1,455 35.4% 2,500 60.9% 153 4,108 R+25.4
Vermillion 1,891 46.5% 1,970 48.4% 210 4,071 R+1.9
Carroll 1,151 29.5% 2,752 70.5% 3,903 R+41.0
Fountain 1,099 28.2% 2,796 71.8% 3,895 R+43.6
Martin 1,109 30.6% 2,347 64.7% 174 3,630 R+34.1
Crawford 1,330 37.4% 2,103 59.1% 123 3,556 R+21.7
Pulaski 1,038 30.3% 2,245 65.6% 138 3,421 R+35.3
Newton 1,116 34.1% 2,159 65.9% 3,275 R+31.8
Blackford 818 31.8% 1,644 63.9% 111 2,573 R+32.1
Warren 848 34.6% 1,605 65.4% 2,453 R+30.9
Switzerland 983 40.4% 1,340 55.0% 112 2,435 R+14.7
Benton 699 30.8% 1,567 69.2% 2,266 R+38.3
Union 547 24.8% 1,565 70.8% 98 2,210 R+46.1
Ohio 684 31.9% 1,367 63.7% 94 2,145 R+31.8

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