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Rep. Jim Baird Faces Primary Challenges in Indiana's 4th Congressional District

Rep. Jim Baird Faces Primary Challenges in Indiana's 4th Congressional District

In the 2026 primary elections for Indiana's 4th Congressional District, incumbent Republican Representative Jim Baird is facing competition from two challengers within his party, Craig Haggard and John Piper. On the Democratic side, the ballot features eight candidates: Drew Cox, Roger Day, Darin Griesey, Thomas Hall Jr., Joe Mackey, Jayden McCash, Paul McPherson, and John Whetstone. The elections are set to determine the candidates who will advance to the general election. Voting in Indiana concludes at 6 p.m. local time, after which the votes in contested races will be counted. This primary is part of a broader set of elections taking place across various districts in Indiana.
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The Latest: Early results in Ohio, Indiana primaries that will test Trump's power and shape midterms

The Latest: Early results in Ohio, Indiana primaries that will test Trump's power and shape midterms

There are primary elections Tuesday in Ohio and Indiana as well as a key state Senate race in Michigan that will decide control of the chamber
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The Latest: Voters head to the polls for primaries in Ohio and Indiana

The Latest: Voters head to the polls for primaries in Ohio and Indiana

There are primary elections Tuesday in Ohio and Indiana as well as a key state Senate race in Michigan that will decide control of the chamber
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The Latest: Primary elections in Indiana and Ohio will test Trump's power and shape midterms

The Latest: Primary elections in Indiana and Ohio will test Trump's power and shape midterms

There are primary elections Tuesday in Ohio and Indiana as well as a key state Senate race in Michigan that will decide control of the chamber
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Indiana House District 81 Primary Election Results Awaited Amidst Tight Races

Indiana House District 81 Primary Election Results Awaited Amidst Tight Races

In Indiana's House of Representatives District 81, the primary elections are underway with State Rep. Martin Carbaugh facing a challenge from David Mervar in the Republican primary. On the Democratic side, Chad Clevidence and Sharon Wight are competing for the nomination. The results of these contested races will be determined after polls close at 6 p.m. local time. This election is part of a broader set of primaries taking place across Indiana, where voters are deciding on candidates for various state and federal positions.
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The Latest: Brown wins Ohio Senate Democratic primary, Ramaswamy wins GOP nomination for governor

The Latest: Brown wins Ohio Senate Democratic primary, Ramaswamy wins GOP nomination for governor

There are primary elections Tuesday in Ohio and Indiana as well as a key state Senate race in Michigan that will decide control of the chamber
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Indiana's 7th Congressional District Primary: Carson Faces Democratic Challengers

Indiana's 7th Congressional District Primary: Carson Faces Democratic Challengers

In the 2026 primary elections for Indiana's 7th Congressional District, incumbent Representative André Carson is contending with three challengers on the Democratic ballot: Denise Hatch, George Hornedo, and Destiny Wells. On the Republican side, the candidates are Patrick McAuley and Felipe Rios. The primary elections are a critical step in determining the candidates who will advance to the general election. Voting in Indiana concludes at 6 p.m. local time, after which the votes will be tallied to decide the winners in these contested races.
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Indiana's 6th Congressional District Primary Features Republican and Democratic Contests

Indiana's 6th Congressional District Primary Features Republican and Democratic Contests

In Indiana's 6th Congressional District, the primary elections are underway with Republican incumbent Rep. Jefferson Shreve facing a challenge from Sarah Brown. On the Democratic side, four candidates—William Amyx, Nicholas Baker, David Boyd, and Cynthia Wirth—are competing for the nomination to challenge the Republican candidate in the general election. The polls in Indiana close at 6 p.m. local time, after which votes will be counted in the contested races. Voters are encouraged to check their registration status and polling locations to ensure they can participate in the election.
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AP Decision Notes: What to expect in Indiana's state primaries

AP Decision Notes: What to expect in Indiana's state primaries

President Donald Trump is waging a retribution campaign against some fellow Republicans in the primary in Indiana
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Indiana Senate District 27 Primary: Jeff Raatz Faces Challenger Anthony Jones

Indiana Senate District 27 Primary: Jeff Raatz Faces Challenger Anthony Jones

In the 2026 primary elections for Indiana Senate District 27, State Senator Jeff Raatz is facing a challenge from Anthony Jones in the Republican primary. Meanwhile, Democrat Ronald Itnyre is running unopposed. The polls in Indiana are set to close at 6 p.m. local time, after which votes will be counted in the contested races. This election is part of the broader primary elections taking place across the state, where voters are also checking their registration status and reviewing sample ballots to prepare for voting.
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Indiana Senate District 19 Primary: Travis Holdman Faces Blake Fiechter

Indiana Senate District 19 Primary: Travis Holdman Faces Blake Fiechter

In the 2026 primary elections for Indiana Senate District 19, State Senator Travis Holdman is being challenged by Blake Fiechter in the Republican primary. Democrat Timothy Murphy is running unopposed. As the polls close at 6 p.m. local time, the votes will be counted to determine the Republican candidate for the general election. This primary is part of a series of elections across Indiana, where voters are actively participating by checking their registration status and reviewing sample ballots.
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Indiana Senate District 29 Primary: Multiple Candidates Vie for Party Nominations

Indiana Senate District 29 Primary: Multiple Candidates Vie for Party Nominations

In the 2026 primary elections for Indiana Senate District 29, four Democrats—David Greene Sr., Demetrice Hicks, Kristina Moorhead, and Kevin Short—are competing for their party's nomination. On the Republican side, Mike Delph, V. Roni Ford, and John Ruckelshaus are vying for the nomination. The polls in Indiana will close at 6 p.m. local time, after which votes will be counted to determine the candidates who will advance to the general election. This primary is part of a series of elections across the state, with voters actively participating by checking their registration status and reviewing sample ballots.