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2024 general · November 5, 2024

2024 Indiana House of Representatives election results, district by district

Every Indiana House of Representatives district in the 2024 general election: winners, margins, unopposed seats and seats that changed party.

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Seats after the election

Republicans controlled the chamber · 100 seats

After the electionD 31 · R 68 · 1 other
Races91
Changed party1
Unopposed37%34 races

Every district

D 27 · R 64

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
HD-1Carolyn Jackson (D)Unopposed
HD-2Earl Harris (D)64.0
HD-3Ragen Hatcher (D)26.3
HD-4Ed Soliday (R)15.2
HD-5Dale DeVon (R)9.1
HD-6Maureen Bauer (D)62.0
HD-7Jake Teshka (R)Unopposed
HD-8Ryan Dvorak (D)Unopposed
HD-9Patricia A. Boy (D)2.0
HD-10Chuck Moseley (D)4.2
HD-11Mike Aylesworth (R)Unopposed
HD-12Mike Andrade (D)10.1
HD-13Matt Commons (R)62.5
HD-14Vernon Smith (D)44.3
HD-15Hal Slager (R)26.7
HD-18David Abbott (R)Unopposed
HD-19Julie Olthoff (R)Unopposed
HD-20Jim Pressel (R)Unopposed
HD-21Tim Wesco (R)58.4
HD-22Craig Snow (R)72.5
HD-24Hunter Smith (R)12.3
HD-25Tiffany Stoner (D)1.7Flipped
HD-28Jeff Thompson (R)61.4
HD-29Alaina Shonkwiler (R)26.8
HD-30Mike Karickhoff (R)34.9
HD-31Lori Goss-Reaves (R)Unopposed
HD-32Victoria Garcia Wilburn (D)4.2
HD-33J.D. Prescott (R)41.7
HD-34Sue Errington (D)10.2
HD-35Elizabeth Rowray (R)42.0
HD-36Kyle Pierce (R)18.1
HD-37Todd Huston (R)Unopposed
HD-38Heath VanNatter (R)50.7
HD-39Danny Lopez (R)7.5
HD-41Mark Genda (R)50.2
HD-42Alan Morrison (R)Unopposed
HD-43Tonya Pfaff (D)Unopposed
HD-44Beau Baird (R)Unopposed
HD-45Bruce Borders (R)Unopposed
HD-46Bob Heaton (R)39.5
HD-47Robb Greene (R)44.9
HD-48Doug Miller (R)Unopposed
HD-49Joanna King (R)Unopposed
HD-50Lorissa Sweet (R)53.4
HD-51Tony Isa (R)55.5
HD-52Ben Smaltz (R)52.2
HD-53Ethan Lawson (R)40.8
HD-54Cory Criswell (R)Unopposed
HD-55Lindsay Patterson (R)61.0
HD-56Brad Barrett (R)Unopposed
HD-57Craig Haggard (R)Unopposed
HD-58Michelle Davis (R)34.8
HD-59Ryan Lauer (R)27.7
HD-60Peggy Mayfield (R)54.2
HD-62Dave Hall (R)35.8
HD-63Shane Lindauer (R)53.7
HD-64Matt Hostettler (R)Unopposed
HD-65Chris May (R)Unopposed
HD-66Zach Payne (R)35.9
HD-67Alex Zimmerman (R)Unopposed
HD-68Garrett Bascom (R)59.8
HD-69Jim Lucas (R)37.7
HD-70Karen Engleman (R)49.6
HD-73Jenny Meltzer (R)55.9
HD-74Steve Bartels (R)37.4
HD-75Cindy Ledbetter (R)Unopposed
HD-76Wendy McNamara (R)Unopposed
HD-77Alex Burton (D)Unopposed
HD-78Tim O'Brien (R)Unopposed
HD-79Matt Lehman (R)Unopposed
HD-80Phil GiaQuinta (D)Unopposed
HD-81Martin Carbaugh (R)29.7
HD-82Kyle Miller (D)Unopposed
HD-83Chris Judy (R)28.0
HD-84Bob Morris (R)Unopposed
HD-85Dave Heine (R)48.8
HD-86Ed DeLaney (D)Unopposed
HD-87Carey Hamilton (D)Unopposed
HD-88Chris Jeter (R)15.6
HD-89Mitch Gore (D)11.7
HD-90Andrew Ireland (R)27.2
HD-91Bob Behning (R)20.3
HD-92Reneé Pack (D)18.1
HD-93Julie McGuire (R)24.3
HD-94Cherrish Pryor (D)Unopposed
HD-95John Bartlett (D)Unopposed
HD-96Gregory Porter (D)Unopposed
HD-97Justin Moed (D)19.3
HD-98Robin Shackleford (D)78.1
HD-99Vanessa Summers (D)62.5
HD-100Blake Johnson (D)43.4

Indiana House of Representatives

Results are each source's final count; margins are the winner's lead over the runner-up in points of the vote. Source: MIT Election Data and Science Lab