2026 Election · Indiana

Who's on Indiana's 2026 Ballot

Every declared candidate for all 9 U.S. House districts in Indiana, grouped by party. Click any candidate to research them with Quarex — the same character and issue questions for everyone, answered live.

Offices up
1
U.S. House districts
9
Declared candidates
28
General election
Nov 3, 2026

This page lists the declared 2026 federal candidates in Indiana, grouped by party within each race, refreshed weekly. Click any candidate to open the research drawer: ask the same Character and Issues questions of every candidate, or generate a full sourced profile.

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U.S. House of Representatives

All 9 of Indiana's congressional districts are on the ballot. You vote only in the district where you live.

U.S. House — IN-01

Republican (1)
Barb Regnitz
Democratic (1)
Frank Mrvan
Independent / Other (2)
Alexander Degman
James Johnson

U.S. House — IN-02

Republican (1)
Rudy Yakym
Democratic (1)
Jamee Decio
Independent / Other (1)
Eric Beebe
Libertarian (1)
William Henry

U.S. House — IN-03

Republican (1)
Marlin A. Stutzman
Democratic (1)
Kelly Thompson
Independent / Other (1)
Phillip Beachy

U.S. House — IN-04

Republican (1)
Jim Baird
Democratic (1)
Drew Cox
Independent / Other (1)
David Bokash

U.S. House — IN-05

Republican (1)
Victoria Spartz
Democratic (1)
J.D. Ford

U.S. House — IN-06

Republican (1)
Jefferson Shreve
Democratic (1)
Cynthia Wirth

U.S. House — IN-07

Republican (1)
Patrick McAuley
Democratic (1)
André Carson
Libertarian (1)
James Sceniak

U.S. House — IN-08

Republican (1)
Mark Messmer
Democratic (1)
Mary Allen
Independent / Other (1)
James Burke

U.S. House — IN-09

Republican (1)
Erin Houchin
Democratic (1)
Brad Meyer
Independent / Other (1)
Floyd Taylor
Libertarian (1)
Tonya Millis
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