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  IN State Senate
INCUMBENT
  PartyRepublican
Name Republican Party Control
Won11/05/2024
Votes40 (80.00%)
Margin30 (+60.00%)
Term11/19/2024 - 11/17/2026
Leadership
 President Pro Tempore    
 Assistant President Pro Tempore    
Party Leadership
 Leadership    
State Senate
  IN State Senate 01  Daniel E. "Dan" Dernulc 1 +4.67%
  IN State Senate 02  Lonnie M. Randolph 6 +31.31%
  IN State Senate 03  Mark Spencer 1 +46.23%
  IN State Senate 04  Rodney Pol, Jr. 1 +4.63%
  IN State Senate 05  Edward "Ed" Charbonneau 4 +31.99%
  IN State Senate 06  Richard H. "Rick" Niemeyer 4 +100.00%
  IN State Senate 07  Brian Buchanan 2 +100.00%
  IN State Senate 08  Mike Bohacek 3 +43.62%
  IN State Senate 09  Ryan D. Mishler 4 +100.00%
  IN State Senate 10  David Lee Niezgodski 5 +55.57%
  IN State Senate 11  Linda Rogers 2 +23.31%
  IN State Senate 12  Blake Doriot 3 +100.00%
  IN State Senate 13  C. Susan Glick 4 +100.00%
  IN State Senate 14  Tyler Johnson 1 +30.26%
  IN State Senate 15  Liz Brown 3 +100.00%
  IN State Senate 16  Justin Busch 2 +100.00%
  IN State Senate 17  Andy Zay 2 +50.10%
  IN State Senate 18  Stacey Donato 2 +100.00%
  IN State Senate 19  Travis Holdman 3 +100.00%
  IN State Senate 20  Scott A. Baldwin 2 +19.79%
  IN State Senate 21  James R. "Jim" Buck 7 +27.95%
  IN State Senate 22  Ronnie J. Alting 4 +100.00%
  IN State Senate 23  Spencer R. Deery 1 +27.16%
  IN State Senate 24  Brett A. Clark 1 +31.13%
  IN State Senate 25  Mike Gaskill 2 +28.12%
  IN State Senate 26  Scott Alexander 1 +21.93%
  IN State Senate 27  Jeff Raatz 3 +42.32%
  IN State Senate 28  Michael "Mike" Crider 4 +55.91%
  IN State Senate 29  J.D. Ford 2 +3.35%
  IN State Senate 30  Fady Qaddoura 2 +100.00%
  IN State Senate 31  Kyle Walker 1 +10.85%
  IN State Senate 32  Aaron Freeman 5 +20.99%
  IN State Senate 33  Greg Taylor 4 +100.00%
  IN State Senate 34  La Keisha Jackson 4 +100.00%
  IN State Senate 35  R. Michael Young 10 +13.81%
  IN State Senate 36  Cynthia Carrasco 1 +24.91%
  IN State Senate 37  Rodric D. "Rod" Bray 4 +51.82%
  IN State Senate 38  Greg Goode 0 +100.00%
  IN State Senate 39  Eric Bassler 3 +100.00%
  IN State Senate 40  Shelli Yoder 2 +100.00%
  IN State Senate 41  Greg Walker 3 +35.60%
  IN State Senate 42  Jean Leising 6 +100.00%
  IN State Senate 43  Randy Maxwell 0 +100.00%
  IN State Senate 44  Eric A. Koch 5 +100.00%
  IN State Senate 45  Chris Garten 2 +24.14%
  IN State Senate 46  Andrea Hunley 1 +45.87%
  IN State Senate 47  Gary Byrne 1 +33.57%
  IN State Senate 48  Daryl Schmitt 0 +100.00%
  IN State Senate 49  James A. "Jim" Tomes 3 +100.00%
  IN State Senate 50  Vaneta G. Becker 13 +61.45%

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Parents > United States > Indiana  
Websitehttps://iga.in.gov/
Established 00, 0000
Disbanded Still Active
ContributorWabash
Last ModifiedMr. Matt April 20, 2023 06:03pm
DescriptionIndiana legislators assume office on the second Tuesday after the general election.

District breakdown:

Before 1966 - Districts consisting of whole counties or multiple whole counties, mostly with one Senator elected, but larger counties having multiple members elected at-large (top vote getters elected). A county may also have a mix of the two (e.g. Marion County from at least 1950 through 1964 elected five members at-large and one member from a joint district with Johnson County). 25 seats were up in Presidential election years, 25 seats up in Presidential midterm election years, and special elections for seats that were vacated before the midpoint of the term. Refer to [Link] for more detailed information on apportionment before 1966

1966 to 1972 - Districts consisting of whole counties or multiple whole counties of roughly equal populations, mostly with one Senator elected, but larger districts electing multiple members at-large. Some districts elected one (or more) Senator in the Presidential election year and another (or more) Senator in the Presidential midterm election year.

Since 1972 - 50 districts of roughly equal populations, whose boundaries may cross county lines, each electing one Senator. 25 seats were up in Presidential election years, 25 seats up in Presidential midterm election years, and special elections for seats that were vacated before the midpoint of the term. Vacancies may be filled by a convention of party committee members choosing someone of the same party of the vacated Senator.

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Polls Close Description Takes Office
Nov 05, 2024 05:00pm IN State Senate  Nov 19, 2024 12:00pm

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Date Category Headline Article Contributor
May 03, 2006 11:00am News Indiana Senate Leader Ousted  Article PragCon 3.0 
Dec 30, 2003 12:00am News IN State Senator won't seek re-election  Article PragCon 3.0 
Aug 14, 2003 12:00am Amusing Waltz will challenge Sen. Borst  Article Wabash 

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