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1926 US Senate election in Indiana

James E. Watson (Republican) beat Albert Stump (Democrat) in Indiana in 1926, 50.0% to 49.0%, a margin of 1.1 points and 11,283 votes.

Arthur R. Robinson (Republican) beat Evans Woollen (Democrat) in Indiana in 1926, 50.6% to 48.4%, a margin of 2.2 points and 22,861 votes. (This was a special election.)

The Republican hold continued from 1920, when James E. Watson also won.

Democrats led in 50 of the 92 counties as they stood then and Republicans in 42. The largest, Marion, cast 92,712 votes and went to the Republican by 0.8 points. The closest was Gibson, where 9 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.

Senate

CandidatePartyVotesShare
James E. Watson won Republican 522,737 50.0%
Albert Stump Democratic 511,454 49.0%
All other candidates 10,526 1.0%
Total1,044,717

Special election

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Arthur R. Robinson won Republican 519,401 50.6%
Evans Woollen Democratic 496,540 48.4%
All other candidates 10,069 1.0%
Total1,026,010

Every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Marion 45,729 49.3% 46,462 50.1% 521 92,712 R+0.8
Allen 18,512 52.6% 16,483 46.9% 173 35,168 D+5.8
St. Joseph 18,392 57.1% 13,636 42.3% 204 32,232 D+14.8
Vigo 13,824 46.7% 15,359 51.9% 391 29,574 R+5.2
Lake 8,124 28.0% 20,588 71.0% 305 29,017 R+43.0
Madison 11,880 46.6% 13,471 52.9% 133 25,484 R+6.2
Vanderburgh 10,759 43.2% 14,071 56.6% 49 24,879 R+13.3
Delaware 8,082 46.2% 9,305 53.2% 89 17,476 R+7.0
Knox 9,354 55.2% 7,328 43.2% 277 16,959 D+11.9
Grant 7,184 42.5% 9,325 55.1% 400 16,909 R+12.7
La Porte 7,841 46.8% 8,710 52.0% 215 16,766 R+5.2
Cass 7,663 46.9% 8,489 51.9% 193 16,345 R+5.1
Tippecanoe 6,778 43.6% 8,707 56.0% 56 15,541 R+12.4
Elkhart 6,345 41.5% 8,634 56.5% 305 15,284 R+15.0
Gibson 6,892 49.2% 6,883 49.2% 222 13,997 D+0.1
Wayne 6,836 49.0% 6,936 49.7% 174 13,946 R+0.7
Greene 6,795 49.2% 6,717 48.6% 306 13,818 D+0.6
Miami 6,854 50.9% 6,490 48.2% 116 13,460 D+2.7
Clinton 6,849 53.2% 5,962 46.3% 61 12,872 D+6.9
Montgomery 6,631 51.5% 6,182 48.1% 52 12,865 D+3.5
Henry 5,390 42.7% 6,935 55.0% 294 12,619 R+12.2
Howard 6,075 49.2% 6,018 48.7% 254 12,347 D+0.5
Huntington 6,342 51.6% 5,732 46.6% 215 12,289 D+5.0
Floyd 6,125 50.0% 5,975 48.8% 147 12,247 D+1.2
Shelby 6,773 56.0% 5,218 43.1% 102 12,093 D+12.9
Clay 6,073 50.2% 5,796 47.9% 220 12,089 D+2.3
Daviess 5,559 46.9% 6,165 52.0% 128 11,852 R+5.1
Clark 6,389 55.0% 5,147 44.3% 84 11,620 D+10.7
Bartholomew 5,382 48.7% 5,564 50.4% 97 11,043 R+1.6
Boone 6,114 55.4% 4,876 44.2% 44 11,034 D+11.2
Kosciusko 5,208 47.3% 5,686 51.6% 123 11,017 R+4.3
Sullivan 6,025 56.7% 4,252 40.0% 355 10,632 D+16.7
Wabash 4,692 44.3% 5,762 54.5% 126 10,580 R+10.1
Lawrence 4,547 44.1% 5,704 55.3% 62 10,313 R+11.2
Monroe 5,334 52.0% 4,854 47.3% 75 10,263 D+4.7
Jay 4,894 48.3% 5,091 50.3% 141 10,126 R+1.9
Hamilton 4,222 41.9% 5,791 57.4% 73 10,086 R+15.6
Randolph 3,748 38.7% 5,786 59.8% 144 9,678 R+21.1
Putnam 5,234 55.0% 4,197 44.1% 86 9,517 D+10.9
Marshall 4,881 51.4% 4,477 47.1% 143 9,501 D+4.3
Jackson 5,662 60.0% 3,707 39.3% 75 9,444 D+20.7
Morgan 4,495 48.1% 4,779 51.2% 66 9,340 R+3.0
Ripley 4,688 50.2% 4,589 49.2% 53 9,330 D+1.1
Dearborn 5,057 54.4% 4,154 44.7% 86 9,297 D+9.7
Fountain 4,759 51.3% 4,352 46.9% 172 9,283 D+4.4
De Kalb 4,548 49.1% 4,602 49.7% 114 9,264 R+0.6
Noble 4,715 51.1% 4,459 48.3% 59 9,233 D+2.8
Jefferson 4,261 46.6% 4,810 52.6% 81 9,152 R+6.0
Hendricks 4,164 45.8% 4,896 53.8% 35 9,095 R+8.0
Decatur 4,458 49.5% 4,502 50.0% 48 9,008 R+0.5
Rush 3,776 42.7% 5,006 56.6% 56 8,838 R+13.9
Johnson 5,087 57.6% 3,709 42.0% 41 8,837 D+15.6
Spencer 4,453 50.6% 4,318 49.1% 25 8,796 D+1.5
Harrison 4,273 50.7% 4,076 48.4% 74 8,423 D+2.3
Carroll 4,280 52.1% 3,886 47.3% 53 8,219 D+4.8
Posey 4,410 53.7% 3,741 45.6% 57 8,208 D+8.2
Parke 3,788 46.6% 4,234 52.1% 102 8,124 R+5.5
Dubois 5,418 67.4% 2,582 32.1% 35 8,035 D+35.3
Hancock 4,604 57.5% 3,330 41.6% 75 8,009 D+15.9
Tipton 4,281 53.6% 3,667 45.9% 33 7,981 D+7.7
Warrick 3,913 49.1% 3,898 48.9% 160 7,971 D+0.2
Whitley 4,247 53.4% 3,655 45.9% 57 7,959 D+7.4
Fulton 3,716 48.6% 3,886 50.8% 50 7,652 R+2.2
Pike 3,878 50.9% 3,636 47.7% 111 7,625 D+3.2
Vermillion 3,326 43.7% 4,064 53.4% 218 7,608 R+9.7
White 3,677 49.2% 3,737 50.0% 67 7,481 R+0.8
Orange 3,484 46.7% 3,952 53.0% 26 7,462 R+6.3
Perry 3,956 53.3% 3,448 46.5% 15 7,419 D+6.8
Washington 3,991 54.3% 3,327 45.3% 29 7,347 D+9.0
Wells 4,300 58.8% 2,909 39.8% 104 7,313 D+19.0
Adams 4,435 61.7% 2,697 37.5% 51 7,183 D+24.2
Porter 2,148 31.0% 4,676 67.5% 105 6,929 R+36.5
Fayette 3,267 48.1% 3,471 51.1% 59 6,797 R+3.0
Jennings 3,296 50.2% 3,203 48.8% 70 6,569 D+1.4
Franklin 4,072 62.4% 2,425 37.2% 29 6,526 D+25.2
Owen 2,935 52.1% 2,612 46.4% 87 5,634 D+5.7
Blackford 2,761 49.8% 2,653 47.9% 125 5,539 D+1.9
Benton 2,794 50.5% 2,704 48.9% 37 5,535 D+1.6
Jasper 2,137 39.2% 3,256 59.7% 57 5,450 R+20.5
Steuben 1,658 32.5% 3,388 66.5% 52 5,098 R+33.9
Pulaski 2,380 48.4% 2,419 49.1% 123 4,922 R+0.8
Martin 2,580 52.7% 2,266 46.2% 54 4,900 D+6.4
Switzerland 2,519 53.0% 2,179 45.8% 55 4,753 D+7.2
Crawford 2,357 52.0% 2,100 46.3% 74 4,531 D+5.7
Starke 2,166 47.9% 2,296 50.8% 59 4,521 R+2.9
Lagrange 1,669 40.2% 2,445 58.9% 35 4,149 R+18.7
Newton 1,609 41.1% 2,287 58.4% 18 3,914 R+17.3
Warren 1,227 35.1% 2,238 64.0% 31 3,496 R+28.9
Scott 1,890 56.5% 1,441 43.0% 17 3,348 D+13.4
Union 1,359 46.1% 1,576 53.5% 13 2,948 R+7.4
Ohio 1,122 52.5% 998 46.7% 19 2,139 D+5.8
Brown 1,077 58.8% 732 39.9% 24 1,833 D+18.8

Counties as they stood in 1926; some have since been split, merged or renamed. Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. Sources and how the results were checked.

Indiana Senate elections we hold

YearWinnerMargin
2024 Jim Banks (R) R+19.9
2022 Todd Young (R) R+20.7
2018 Mike Braun (R) R+5.9
2016 Todd Young (R) R+9.7
2012 Joe Donnelly (D) D+5.8
2010 Dan Coats (R) R+14.6
2006 Richard Lugar (R) R+87.4
2004 Evan Bayh (D) D+24.4
2000 Richard G. Lugar (R) R+34.7
1998 Evan Bayh (D) D+28.9
1994 Richard G. Lugar (R) R+36.9
1992 Dan Coats (R) R+16.6
1988 Richard G. Lugar (R) R+36.3
1986 Dan Quayle (R) R+22.1
1982 Richard G. Lugar (R) R+8.2
1980 Dan Quayle (R) R+7.6
1976 Richard G. Lugar (R) R+18.8
1974 Birch Bayh (D) D+4.3
1970 R. Vance Hartke (D) D+0.2
1968 Birch Bayh (D) D+3.5
1964 R. Vance Hartke (D) D+9.0
1962 Birch Bayh (D) D+0.6
1958 R. Vance Hartke (D) D+14.0
1956 Homer E. Capehart (R) R+10.8
1952 William E. Jenner (R) R+5.6
1950 Homer E. Capehart (R) R+6.5
1946 William E. Jenner (R) R+11.5
1944 Homer E. Capehart (R) R+1.3
1940 Raymond E. Willis (R) R+1.3
1938 Frederick Van Nuys (D) D+0.3
1934 Sherman Minton (D) D+4.0
1932 Frederick Van Nuys (D) D+13.6
1928 Arthur R. Robinson (R) R+11.2
1926 James E. Watson (R) R+1.1
1922 Samuel M. Ralston (D) D+3.1
1920 James E. Watson (R) R+13.4
1916 Harry S. New (R) R+1.6
1914 Benjamin F. Shively (D) D+7.0