Indiana

Statewide elected officials and every seat in the Indiana General Assembly. For Indiana's members of Congress, see your representatives.

Statewide offices 4

Governor Mike Braun (Republican)
Lieutenant Governor Micah Beckwith (Republican)
Attorney General Todd Rokita (Republican)
Secretary of State Diego Morales (Republican)

Senate 50 members · 50 seats

Chamber leaders (such as the speaker) aren't in our source yet; see the Indiana General Assembly's website ↗.

District 1 Dan Dernulc (Republican)
District 2 Lonnie Randolph (Democratic)
District 3 Mark Spencer (Democratic)
District 4 Rodney Pol (Democratic)
District 5 Ed Charbonneau (Republican)
District 6 Rick Niemeyer (Republican)
District 7 Brian Buchanan (Republican)
District 8 Mike Bohacek (Republican)
District 9 Ryan Mishler (Republican)
District 10 David Niezgodski (Democratic)
District 11 Linda Rogers (Republican)
District 12 Blake Doriot (Republican)
District 13 Sue Glick (Republican)
District 14 Tyler Johnson (Republican)
District 15 Liz Brown (Republican)
District 16 Justin Busch (Republican)
District 17 Nick McKinley (Republican)
District 18 Stacey Donato (Republican)
District 19 Travis Holdman (Republican)
District 20 Scott Baldwin (Republican)
District 21 Jim Buck (Republican)
District 22 Ron Alting (Republican)
District 23 Spencer Deery (Republican)
District 24 Brett Clark (Republican)
District 25 Mike Gaskill (Republican)
District 26 Scott Alexander (Republican)
District 27 Jeff Raatz (Republican)
District 28 Michael Crider (Republican)
District 29 J.D. Ford (Democratic)
District 30 Fady Qaddoura (Democratic)
District 31 Kyle Walker (Republican)
District 32 Aaron Freeman (Republican)
District 33 Greg Taylor (Democratic)
District 34 La Keisha Jackson (Democratic)
District 35 Mike Young (Republican)
District 36 Cyndi Carrasco (Republican)
District 37 Rod Bray (Republican)
District 38 Greg Goode (Republican)
District 39 Eric Bassler (Republican)
District 40 Shelli Yoder (Democratic)
District 41 Greg Walker (Republican)
District 42 Jean Leising (Republican)
District 43 Randy Maxwell (Republican)
District 44 Eric Koch (Republican)
District 45 Chris Garten (Republican)
District 46 Andrea Hunley (Democratic)
District 47 Gary Byrne (Republican)
District 48 Daryl Schmitt (Republican)
District 49 Jim Tomes (Republican)
District 50 Vaneta Becker (Republican)

House 100 members · 100 seats

Chamber leaders (such as the speaker) aren't in our source yet; see the Indiana General Assembly's website ↗.

District 1 Carolyn Jackson (Democratic)
District 2 Earl Harris (Democratic)
District 3 Ragen Hatcher (Democratic)
District 4 Ed Soliday (Republican)
District 5 Dale DeVon (Republican)
District 6 Maureen Bauer (Democratic)
District 7 Jake Teshka (Republican)
District 8 Ryan Dvorak (Democratic)
District 9 Randy Novak (Democratic)
District 10 Chuck Moseley (Democratic)
District 11 Mike Aylesworth (Republican)
District 12 Mike Andrade (Democratic)
District 13 Matt Commons (Republican)
District 14 Vernon Smith (Democratic)
District 15 Hal Slager (Republican)
District 16 Kendell Culp (Republican)
District 17 Jack Jordan (Republican)
District 18 David Abbott (Republican)
District 19 Julie Olthoff (Republican)
District 20 Jim Pressel (Republican)
District 21 Tim Wesco (Republican)
District 22 Craig Snow (Republican)
District 23 Ethan Manning (Republican)
District 24 Hunter Smith (Republican)
District 25 Becky Cash (Republican)
District 26 Chris Campbell (Democratic)
District 27 Sheila Klinker (Democratic)
District 28 Jeff Thompson (Republican)
District 29 Alaina Shonkwiler (Republican)
District 30 Mike Karickhoff (Republican)
District 31 Lori Goss-Reaves (Republican)
District 32 Victoria Garcia Wilburn (Democratic)
District 33 J.D. Prescott (Republican)
District 34 Sue Errington (Democratic)
District 35 Elizabeth Rowray (Republican)
District 36 Kyle Pierce (Republican)
District 37 Todd Huston (Republican)
District 38 Heath VanNatter (Republican)
District 39 Danny Lopez (Republican)
District 40 Greg Steuerwald (Republican)
District 41 Mark Genda (Republican)
District 42 Tim Yocum (Republican)
District 43 Tonya Pfaff (Democratic)
District 44 Beau Baird (Republican)
District 45 Bruce Borders (Republican)
District 46 Bob Heaton (Republican)
District 47 Robb Greene (Republican)
District 48 Doug Miller (Republican)
District 49 Joanna King (Republican)
District 50 Lorissa Sweet (Republican)
District 51 Tony Isa (Republican)
District 52 Ben Smaltz (Republican)
District 53 Ethan Lawson (Republican)
District 54 Cory Criswell (Republican)
District 55 Lindsay Patterson (Republican)
District 56 Brad Barrett (Republican)
District 57 Craig Haggard (Republican)
District 58 Michelle Davis (Republican)
District 59 Ryan Lauer (Republican)
District 60 Peggy Mayfield (Republican)
District 61 Matt Pierce (Democratic)
District 62 Dave Hall (Republican)
District 63 Shane Lindauer (Republican)
District 64 Matt Hostettler (Republican)
District 65 Chris May (Republican)
District 66 Zach Payne (Republican)
District 67 Alex Zimmerman (Republican)
District 68 Garrett Bascom (Republican)
District 69 Jim Lucas (Republican)
District 70 Karen Engleman (Republican)
District 71 Wendy Dant Chesser (Democratic)
District 72 Ed Clere (Independent)
District 73 Jenny Meltzer (Republican)
District 74 Steve Bartels (Republican)
District 75 Cindy Ledbetter (Republican)
District 76 Wendy McNamara (Republican)
District 77 Alex Burton (Democratic)
District 78 Tim O'Brien (Republican)
District 79 Matt Lehman (Republican)
District 80 Phil GiaQuinta (Democratic)
District 81 Martin Carbaugh (Republican)
District 82 Kyle Miller (Democratic)
District 83 Chris Judy (Republican)
District 84 Bob Morris (Republican)
District 85 Dave Heine (Republican)
District 86 Ed DeLaney (Democratic)
District 87 Carey Hamilton (Democratic)
District 88 Chris Jeter (Republican)
District 89 Mitch Gore (Democratic)
District 90 Andrew Ireland (Republican)
District 91 Bob Behning (Republican)
District 92 Reneé Pack (Democratic)
District 93 Julie McGuire (Republican)
District 94 Cherrish Pryor (Democratic)
District 95 John Bartlett (Democratic)
District 96 Gregory Porter (Democratic)
District 97 Justin Moed (Democratic)
District 98 Robin Shackleford (Democratic)
District 99 Vanessa Summers (Democratic)
District 100 Blake Johnson (Democratic)

Source: Open States (Plural Policy), checked Oct 28, 2026. Names link to each official's own page.