2022 Indiana House of Representatives election November 8, 2022 (2022-11-08 )
Indiana House of Representatives Results by gains and holds Results by winning party vote share Results: Republican gain Democratic gain Republican hold Democratic holdVote share: 50–60% 60–70% 70–80% 80–90% >90% 50–60% 60–70% 70–80% 80–90% >90%
The2022 elections for the Indiana House of Representatives took place on Tuesday November 8, 2022, to elect representatives from all 100 districts in theIndiana House of Representatives . The primary election took place on Tuesday May 3, 2022.[ 1] Republican Party had held a House majority since 2011.[ 2]
The elections forIndiana United States Senator ,Indiana's nine congressional districts , and theIndiana Senate were also held on this date.
Democrats gained one seat (Carmel andFort Wayne ), decreasing theRepublican supermajority to 70 out of 100 seats.[ 3]
2022 Indiana State House general election Party Votes Percentage % change Seats Candidates Seats +/– Republican 1,108,621 66.04% 6.35% 71 86 70 1 Democratic 554,181 33.01% 29 67 30 1 Independent 9,497 0.57% 0 6 0 Libertarian 6,520 0.39% 0 4 0 Totals 1,678,819 100.00% — 100 163 100 —
In the2020 United States Presidential election , RepublicanDonald Trump won the most votes in 70 Indiana House of Representatives Districts and DemocratJoe Biden won the most votes in 30 districts. Heading into the 2022 Indiana House of Representatives election, Democrats hold two districts where Trump won in 2020: District 36, located in Anderson (Trump +2%) and District 43, located in Terre Haute (Trump +3%) while Republicans hold three districts where Biden won in 2020: District 32, located in Fishers (Biden +2%), District 62, which includes parts of Monroe, Brown, and Jackson counties (Biden +0.3%), and District 82, located in Fort Wayne (Biden +5%).
Biden 40–50%
50–60%
60–70%
70–80%
80–90%
90–100%
Trump 40–50%
50–60%
60–70%
70–80%
80–90%
90–100%
Incumbents defeated in primaries [ edit ] District 22:Curt Nisly lost renomination to fellow incumbentCraig Snow in a redistricting race. District 45:Jeff Ellington lost renomination to fellow incumbentBruce Borders in a redistricting race. District 47:John Young lost renomination toRobb Greene . District 50:Dan Leonard lost renomination toLorissa Sweet . District 93:John Jacob lost renomination toJulie McGuire . The district had been represented by DemocratCarolyn Jackson since 2018.[ 5]
The district had been represented by DemocratEarl Harris Jr. since 2016.[ 5]
The district had been represented by DemocratRagen Hatcher since 2018.[ 5]
The district had been represented by RepublicanEdmond Soliday since 2006.[ 5]
The district had been represented by RepublicanDale DeVon since 2012.[ 5]
The district had been represented by DemocratMaureen Bauer since 2020.[ 5]
The district had been represented by RepublicanJake Teshka since 2020.[ 5]
Ross Deal, former state representative for this seat[ 10] [ 11] The district had been represented by DemocratRyan Dvorak since 2002.[ 5]
The district had been represented by DemocratPatricia Boy since 2018.[ 5]
Republican primary[ 7] Party Candidate Votes % Republican Dion Bergeron Unopposed 100 Total votes 100.0
The district had been represented by DemocratCharles Moseley since 2008.[ 5]
Republican primary[ 7] Party Candidate Votes % Republican Manuel Maldonaldo Unopposed 100 Total votes 100.0
The district had been represented by RepublicanMichael Aylesworth since 2014.[ 5]
The district had been represented by DemocratMike Andrade since 2020.[ 5]
The district had been represented by RepublicanSharon Negele since 2012.[ 5]
The district had been represented by DemocratVernon Smith since 1990.[ 5]
The district had been represented by RepublicanHal Slager since 2020, but previously held office from 2012 to 2018.[ 5]
Democratic primary[ 7] Party Candidate Votes % Democratic Chris Kukuch Unopposed 100 Total votes 100.0
The district had been represented by RepublicanDouglas Gutwein since 2008.[ 5] [ 13]
The district had been represented by RepublicanJack Jordan since 2016.[ 5]
The district had been represented by RepublicanCraig Snow since 2020.[ 5]
Craig Snow , incumbent state representative(running in 22nd district) The district had been represented by RepublicanJulie Olthoff since 2020, but she previously represented it from 2014 to 2018.[ 5]
Democratic primary[ 7] Party Candidate Votes % Democratic Lisa Beck Unopposed 100 Total votes 100.0
The district had been represented by RepublicanJim Pressel since 2016.[ 5]
The district had been represented by RepublicanTimothy Wesco since 2010.[ 5]
The district had been represented by RepublicanCurt Nisly since 2014.[ 5] Craig Snow from the 18th district was now included as a representative for this district, triggering a primary.
Curt Nisly , incumbent state representativeCraig Snow , incumbent state representative for the 18th districtDemocratic primary[ 7] Party Candidate Votes % Democratic Dee Moore Unopposed 100 Total votes 100.0
Libertarian convention [ edit ] The district had been represented by RepublicanEthan Manning since 2018.[ 5]
The district had been represented by RepublicanDonna Schaibley since 2014.[ 5]
Democratic primary[ 7] Party Candidate Votes % Democratic Joellyn Mayer Unopposed 100 Total votes 100.0
The district had been represented by RepublicanDonald Lehe since 2002.[ 5] [ 13]
Kent Abernathy, former commissioner of Indiana's Bureau of Motor Vehicles[ 16] Becky Cash , small business owner[ 16] Douglas Rapp Matthew Whetstone, lobbyist and former state representative[ 11] [ 17] [ edit ] Maurice Fuller, nominee for this district in2014 ,2016 , and2018 , and candidate for this district in2020 [ 10] The district had been represented by DemocratChris Campbell since 2018.[ 5]
The district had been represented by DemocratSheila Klinker since 1982.[ 5]
Republican primary[ 7] Party Candidate Votes % Republican James Hass 888 62.7 Republican Tim Radice 528 37.3 Total votes 1,416 100.0
The district had been represented by RepublicanJeff Thompson since 1998.[ 5]
Democratic primary[ 7] Party Candidate Votes % Democratic Eric Shotwell 400 67.8 Democratic John Futrell 190 32.2 Total votes 590 100.0
The district had been represented by RepublicanChuck Goodrich since 2018.[ 5]
The district had been represented by RepublicanMichael Karickhoff since 2010.[ 5]
Democratic primary[ 7] Party Candidate Votes % Democratic Robin Williams Unopposed 100.0 Total votes 100.0
The district had been represented by RepublicanAnn Vermilion since her appointment in 2019.[ 5]
The district had been represented by RepublicanTony Cook since 2014.[ 5]
The district had been represented by RepublicanJohn Prescott since 2018.[ 5]
Democratic primary[ 7] Party Candidate Votes % Democratic John E. Bartlett Unopposed 100.0 Total votes 100.0
The district had been represented by DemocratSue Errington since 2012.[ 5]
Dale Basham, retired teacher and nominee for this district in2020 Susan Dillion[ 6] Republican primary[ 7] Party Candidate Votes % Republican Dale Basham 1,620 61.0 Republican Susan Dillion 1,036 39.0 Total votes 2,654 100.0
The district had been represented by RepublicanElizabeth Rowray since 2020.[ 5]
Democratic primary[ 7] Party Candidate Votes % Democratic Brad Sowinski Unopposed 100.0 Total votes 100.0
The district had been represented by DemocratTerri Austin since 2002.[ 5]
The district had been represented by RepublicanTodd Huston since 2012.[ 5]
The district had been represented by RepublicanHeath VanNatter since 2010.[ 5]
The district had been represented by RepublicanJerry Torr since 1996.[ 5]
The district had been represented by RepublicanGreg Steuerwald since his appointment in 2007.[ 5]
The district had been represented by RepublicanTim Brown since 1994.[ 5]
Greg A. Woods, nominee for this district in2020 Democratic primary[ 7] Party Candidate Votes % Democratic Greg A. Woods Unopposed 100.0 Total votes 100.0
The district had been represented by RepublicanAlan Morrison since 2012.[ 5]
The district had been represented by DemocratTonya Pfaff since 2018.[ 5]
Republican primary[ 7] Party Candidate Votes % Republican Andrew McNeil Unopposed 100.0 Total votes 100.0
The district had been represented by RepublicanBeau Baird since 2018.[ 5]
The district had been represented by RepublicanBruce Borders since 2014, and he had previously held the office from 2004 to 2012.[ 5] Jeff Ellington from the 62nd district was redistricted into this district, triggering a primary.
The district had been represented by RepublicanBob Heaton since 2010.[ 5]
Democratic primary[ 7] Party Candidate Votes % Democratic Kurtis Cummings Unopposed 100.0 Total votes 100.0
The district had been represented by RepublicanJohn Young since 2016.[ 5]
Luke Campbell, U.S. Army veteran, evangelist, and candidate for the 57th district in 2018[ 9] Robb Greene [ 9] Scott Strother[ 9] John Young , incumbent state representativeThe district had been represented by RepublicanDoug Miller since 2014.[ 5]
The district had been represented by RepublicanJoanna King since her appointment in 2020.[ 5]
The district had been represented by RepublicanDan Leonard since 2002.[ 5]
Democratic primary[ 7] Party Candidate Votes % Democratic Tammari Ingalls Unopposed 100.0 Total votes 100.0
The district had been represented by RepublicanDennis Zent since 2012.[ 5]
Jestin Coler Michael Travis Democratic primary[ 7] Party Candidate Votes % Democratic Michael Travis 422 67.5 Democratic Jestin Coler 203 32.5 Total votes 625 100.0
The district had been represented by RepublicanBen Smaltz since 2012.[ 5]
Libertarian convention [ edit ] The district had been represented by RepublicanBob Cherry since 1998.[ 5]
The district had been represented by RepublicanTom Saunders since 1996.[ 5] [ 21]
Cory Criswell , small business owner[ 6] Nansi Custer[ 6] Joshua Gillmore[ 6] Melissa Meltzer[ 6] Betsy Mills, Henry County Council member[ 22] Bobbi Plummer, Henry County Commissioner[ 6] Gayla Taylor, communications and marketing specialist Democratic primary[ 7] Party Candidate Votes % Democratic Nan Polk Unopposed 100 Total votes 100.0
The district had been represented by RepublicanCindy Ziemke since 2012.[ 5] [ 23]
John Moton[ 6] Lindsay Patterson[ 6] Curtis Ward[ 6] Dave Welsh[ 6] The district had been represented by RepublicanBrad Barrett since 2018.[ 5]
The district had been represented by RepublicanSean Eberhart since 2006.[ 5]
The district had been represented by RepublicanMichelle Davis since 2020.[ 5]
The district had been represented by RepublicanRyan Lauer since 2018.[ 5]
Ross Thomas, nominee for Indiana State Senate District 41 in2018 Democratic primary[ 7] Party Candidate Votes % Democratic Ross Thomas Unopposed 100.0 Total votes 100.0
The district had been represented by RepublicanPeggy Mayfield since 2012.[ 5]
The district had been represented by DemocratMatt Pierce since 2002.[ 5]
The district had been represented by RepublicanJeff Ellington since his appointment in 2015.[ 5]
Jeff Ellington , incumbent state representative(running in 45th district) Democratic primary[ 7] Party Candidate Votes % Democratic Penny Githens 2,892 68.2 Democratic Brad Swain 1,349 31.8 Total votes 4,241 100.0
The district had been represented by RepublicanShane Lindauer since his appointment in 2017.[ 5]
Democratic primary[ 7] Party Candidate Votes % Democratic Teresa Kendall Unopposed 100.0 Total votes 100.0
The district had been represented by RepublicanMatt Hostettler since 2018.[ 5]
The district had been represented by RepublicanChristopher May since 2016.[ 5]
Kevin Goodman, child protection investigator[ 26] Democratic primary[ 7] Party Candidate Votes % Democratic Kevin Goodman Unopposed 100.0 Total votes 100.0
The district had been represented by RepublicanZach Payne since 2020.[ 5]
The district had been represented by RepublicanRandy Frye since 2010.[ 5]
The district had been represented by RepublicanRandy Lyness since his appointment in 2015.[ 5]
The district had been represented by RepublicanJim Lucas since 2012.[ 5]
Chad Harmon, subcontract manager[ 28] Democratic primary[ 7] Party Candidate Votes % Democratic Chad Harmon Unopposed 100.0 Total votes 100.0
The district had been represented by RepublicanKaren Engleman since 2016.[ 5]
Democratic primary[ 7] Party Candidate Votes % Democratic Jason Shemanski Unopposed 100.0 Total votes 100.0
The district had been represented by DemocratRita Fleming since 2018.[ 5]
Republican primary[ 7] Party Candidate Votes % Republican Scott Hawkins Unopposed 100.0 Total votes 100.0
Rita Fleming, incumbent state representative[ 6] The district had been represented by RepublicanEdward Clere since 2008.[ 5]
Democratic primary[ 7] Party Candidate Votes % Democratic Keil Roark Unopposed 100.0 Total votes 100.0
The district had been represented by RepublicanSteve Davisson since 2010.[ 5] Indiana's 9th congressional district . Davisson died from cancer in September 2021.[ 27]
The district had been represented by RepublicanStephen Bartels since his appointment in 2017.[ 5]
The district had been represented by RepublicanCindy Ledbetter since 2020.[ 5]
The district had been represented by RepublicanWendy McNamara since 2010.[ 5]
Democratic primary[ 7] Party Candidate Votes % Democratic Katherine Rybak Unopposed 100.0 Total votes 100.0
The district had. been represented by DemocratRyan Hatfield since 2016.[ 5]
Libertarian convention [ edit ] The district had been represented by RepublicanTim O'Brien since his appointment in 2021.[ 5]
Democratic primary[ 7] Party Candidate Votes % Democratic Jason Salstrom Unopposed 100.0 Total votes 100.0
The district had been represented by RepublicanMatt Lehman since 2008.[ 5]
The district had been represented by DemocratPhil GiaQuinta since 2006.[ 5]
The district had been represented by RepublicanMartin Carbaugh since 2012.[ 5]
The district had been represented by RepublicanDavid Abbott since his appointment in 2018.[ 5]
David Abbott , incumbent state representative(running in district 18) Republican primary[ 7] Party Candidate Votes % Republican Davyd Jones Unopposed 100.0 Total votes 100.0
Kyle Miller , small business owner and nominee for the 81st district in 2018 and2020 [ 33] Melissa Rinehart, non-profit executive director[ 34] Kathy Zoucha, nominee for the 85th district in 2016 and the 15th State Senate district in2018 [ 6] The district had been represented by RepublicanChristopher Judy since 2014.[ 5]
The district had been represented by RepublicanBob Morris since 2010.[ 5]
The district had been represented by RepublicanDave Heine since 2016.[ 5]
The district had been represented by DemocratEd DeLaney since 2008.[ 5]
Republican primary[ 7] Party Candidate Votes % Republican Mark Small Unopposed 100.0 Total votes 100.0
The district had been represented by DemocratCarey Hamilton since 2016.[ 5]
Republican primary[ 7] Party Candidate Votes % Republican Jordan Davis Unopposed 100.0 Total votes 100.0
The district had been represented by RepublicanChris Jeter since 2020.[ 5]
Donna Griffin[ 6] Craig Hirsty[ 6] Democratic primary[ 7] Party Candidate Votes % Democratic Donna Griffin 1,467 88.4 Democratic Craig Hirsty 192 11.6 Total votes 1,659 100.0
The district had been represented by DemocratMitch Gore since 2020.[ 5]
Republican primary[ 7] Party Candidate Votes % Republican Michael-Paul Hart Unopposed 100 Total votes 100.0
Mitch Gore, incumbent state representative[ 6] The district had been represented by RepublicanMike Speedy since 2010.[ 5]
Socialism and Liberation [ edit ] The district had been represented by RepublicanRobert Behning since 1992.[ 5]
The district had been represented by DemocratRenee Pack since 2020.[ 5]
Republican primary[ 7] Party Candidate Votes % Republican John Couch Unopposed 100 Total votes 100.0
The district had been represented by RepublicanJohn Jacob since 2020.[ 5]
Andy Miller, electrician and candidate for this district in2020 [ 6] Democratic primary[ 7] Party Candidate Votes % Democratic Andy Miller Unopposed 100 Total votes 100.0
The district had been represented by DemocratCherrish Pryor since 2008.[ 5]
The district had been represented by DemocratJohn Bartlett since 2008.[ 5]
The district had been represented by DemocratGreg Porter since 1992.[ 5]
The district had been represented by DemocratJustin Moed since 2012.[ 5]
Republican primary[ 7] Party Candidate Votes % Republican John Schmitz Unopposed 100 Total votes 100.0
Libertarian convention [ edit ] The district had been represented by DemocratRobin Shackleford since 2012.[ 5]
The district had been represented by DemocratVanessa Summers since her appointment in 1991.[ 5]
Republican primary[ 7] Party Candidate Votes % Republican Felipe Rios Unopposed 100 Total votes 100.0
The district had been represented by DemocratBlake Johnson since his appointment 2020.[ 5]
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