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Election 1994 Results

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1994 US Senate election in Indiana

Richard G. Lugar (Republican) beat James Jontz (Democrat) in Indiana in 1994, 67.4% to 30.5%, a margin of 36.9 points and 568,826 votes.

The Republican hold continued from 1988, when Richard G. Lugar also won.

Republicans led in 91 of the 92 counties and Democrats in 1. The largest, Marion, cast 194,665 votes and went to the Republican by 39.7 points. The closest was Switzerland, where 368 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
Richard G. Lugar won Republican 1,039,625 67.4%
James Jontz Democratic 470,799 30.5%
All other candidates 33,144 2.1%
Total1,543,568

Every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Marion 56,585 29.1% 133,836 68.8% 4,244 194,665 R+39.7
Lake 50,592 52.5% 43,685 45.3% 2,065 96,342 D+7.2
Allen 21,761 26.6% 58,176 71.2% 1,756 81,693 R+44.6
St. Joseph 21,993 37.1% 36,309 61.3% 908 59,210 R+24.2
Vanderburgh 16,029 29.5% 36,873 67.9% 1,404 54,306 R+38.4
Madison 15,055 34.8% 27,434 63.4% 810 43,299 R+28.6
Delaware 11,771 31.7% 24,703 66.4% 712 37,186 R+34.8
Porter 12,946 35.7% 22,402 61.8% 892 36,240 R+26.1
Hamilton 3,731 10.8% 30,103 87.3% 634 34,468 R+76.5
Tippecanoe 7,619 24.7% 21,881 71.0% 1,308 30,808 R+46.3
Vigo 10,376 34.2% 19,084 62.9% 874 30,334 R+28.7
Elkhart 6,045 20.1% 23,475 78.0% 573 30,093 R+57.9
LaPorte 9,479 32.0% 19,357 65.3% 814 29,650 R+33.3
Monroe 8,655 32.4% 17,430 65.2% 662 26,747 R+32.8
Howard 8,188 31.6% 17,119 66.1% 583 25,890 R+34.5
Johnson 4,490 17.5% 20,650 80.3% 582 25,722 R+62.8
Hendricks 3,817 17.2% 17,994 80.9% 442 22,253 R+63.7
Clark 7,332 34.5% 13,536 63.7% 371 21,239 R+29.2
Bartholomew 5,085 25.2% 14,746 73.0% 378 20,209 R+47.8
Grant 6,802 34.5% 12,609 64.0% 280 19,691 R+29.5
Wayne 5,013 25.9% 14,032 72.4% 327 19,372 R+46.6
Floyd 6,390 33.6% 12,266 64.5% 360 19,016 R+30.9
Warrick 5,368 31.0% 11,534 66.6% 409 17,311 R+35.6
Kosciusko 3,269 19.7% 13,039 78.7% 261 16,569 R+59.0
Morgan 3,059 20.0% 11,865 77.6% 364 15,288 R+57.6
Henry 4,219 29.1% 10,014 69.2% 243 14,476 R+40.0
Hancock 2,560 18.6% 10,880 79.0% 324 13,764 R+60.4
Cass 4,509 34.9% 8,150 63.0% 272 12,931 R+28.2
Boone 2,207 17.7% 10,096 80.8% 194 12,497 R+63.1
Knox 3,953 32.0% 8,155 66.0% 254 12,362 R+34.0
Lawrence 3,467 28.4% 8,446 69.2% 289 12,202 R+40.8
Huntington 3,176 26.2% 8,727 72.0% 223 12,126 R+45.8
Dubois 3,829 31.9% 7,728 64.4% 448 12,005 R+32.5
Shelby 2,910 24.4% 8,828 73.9% 207 11,945 R+49.5
Gibson 4,184 35.2% 7,505 63.1% 209 11,898 R+27.9
Dearborn 3,439 29.7% 7,667 66.2% 484 11,590 R+36.5
Montgomery 2,100 19.2% 8,645 78.9% 217 10,962 R+59.7
Marshall 2,770 25.5% 7,929 73.0% 158 10,857 R+47.5
Jackson 3,560 33.0% 7,050 65.3% 190 10,800 R+32.3
Wabash 3,388 31.8% 7,115 66.8% 146 10,649 R+35.0
DeKalb 3,202 30.2% 7,223 68.1% 182 10,607 R+37.9
Greene 3,592 34.5% 6,597 63.3% 235 10,424 R+28.8
Noble 2,780 27.2% 7,268 71.0% 183 10,231 R+43.9
Harrison 3,172 31.3% 6,703 66.1% 265 10,140 R+34.8
Adams 2,812 28.2% 6,957 69.7% 209 9,978 R+41.5
Wells 2,372 24.3% 7,219 74.1% 157 9,748 R+49.7
Whitley 2,680 27.6% 6,805 70.0% 238 9,723 R+42.4
Posey 2,705 28.5% 6,577 69.2% 218 9,500 R+40.8
Jefferson 3,050 32.8% 6,068 65.2% 192 9,310 R+32.4
Putnam 2,124 23.1% 6,907 75.0% 175 9,206 R+52.0
Miami 2,868 31.2% 6,146 66.8% 188 9,202 R+35.6
Clinton 2,408 27.0% 6,321 71.0% 180 8,909 R+43.9
Randolph 2,241 25.9% 6,237 72.2% 159 8,637 R+46.3
Steuben 2,297 27.8% 5,834 70.7% 118 8,249 R+42.9
Ripley 2,468 30.0% 5,661 68.8% 102 8,231 R+38.8
Decatur 1,850 22.5% 6,184 75.2% 184 8,218 R+52.7
Clay 2,312 28.4% 5,647 69.3% 189 8,148 R+40.9
Daviess 1,850 23.2% 6,008 75.4% 112 7,970 R+52.2
Fayette 2,497 31.9% 5,218 66.7% 111 7,826 R+34.8
Perry 3,495 46.5% 3,895 51.8% 132 7,522 R+5.3
Jennings 2,298 31.2% 4,898 66.5% 164 7,360 R+35.3
Washington 2,145 29.6% 4,921 67.8% 190 7,256 R+38.3
Starke 2,760 38.1% 4,324 59.7% 155 7,239 R+21.6
White 2,432 34.2% 4,466 62.8% 209 7,107 R+28.6
Sullivan 2,805 39.5% 4,200 59.2% 90 7,095 R+19.7
Jay 2,033 29.1% 4,815 69.0% 129 6,977 R+39.9
Fulton 2,318 33.4% 4,475 64.6% 138 6,931 R+31.1
Spencer 2,492 36.3% 4,326 63.1% 40 6,858 R+26.7
Franklin 1,993 29.1% 4,637 67.8% 213 6,843 R+38.6
Fountain 1,853 28.5% 4,506 69.2% 148 6,507 R+40.8
Tipton 1,641 25.8% 4,559 71.8% 153 6,353 R+45.9
Carroll 2,088 33.2% 4,026 64.0% 176 6,290 R+30.8
Jasper 1,884 30.4% 4,227 68.3% 81 6,192 R+37.8
Rush 1,383 23.3% 4,457 75.2% 90 5,930 R+51.8
Orange 1,559 27.0% 4,093 70.8% 131 5,783 R+43.8
Parke 1,574 27.3% 4,067 70.6% 121 5,762 R+43.3
LaGrange 1,299 23.3% 4,195 75.2% 88 5,582 R+51.9
Pike 1,995 36.4% 3,337 60.9% 150 5,482 R+24.5
Vermillion 2,271 42.1% 2,969 55.1% 148 5,388 R+13.0
Owen 1,493 29.2% 3,490 68.4% 122 5,105 R+39.1
Brown 1,345 27.4% 3,400 69.3% 163 4,908 R+41.9
Scott 1,911 39.1% 2,914 59.6% 66 4,891 R+20.5
Pulaski 1,650 34.0% 3,125 64.4% 80 4,855 R+30.4
Crawford 1,588 35.9% 2,754 62.3% 80 4,422 R+26.4
Blackford 1,452 33.3% 2,833 64.9% 78 4,363 R+31.7
Newton 1,696 41.3% 2,316 56.4% 91 4,103 R+15.1
Martin 1,508 37.1% 2,484 61.1% 75 4,067 R+24.0
Warren 1,374 40.8% 1,907 56.6% 88 3,369 R+15.8
Benton 954 32.9% 1,865 64.4% 77 2,896 R+31.5
Switzerland 1,073 41.8% 1,441 56.2% 52 2,566 R+14.3
Union 623 25.7% 1,742 71.7% 63 2,428 R+46.1
Ohio 813 36.7% 1,308 59.0% 95 2,216 R+22.3

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