Indiana U.S. House District 6
Last time (2024): Jefferson Shreve (R) 63.9% · Cynthia \"Cinde\" Wirth (D) 31.7% — district lines may have changed since.
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Indiana U.S. House District 7
Last time (2024): André Carson (D) 68.3% · John P. Schmitz (R) 29.0% — district lines may have changed since.
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President and Vice President
Donald J. Trump
President of the United States · Republican
J.D. Vance
Vice President of the United States · Republican
Statewide officials
Mike Braun
Governor of Indiana · Republican · IN
Micah Beckwith
Lieutenant Governor of Indiana · Republican · IN
Todd Rokita
Attorney General of Indiana · Republican · IN
Diego Morales
Secretary of State of Indiana · Republican · IN
U.S. senators
Jim Banks
U.S. Senator for IN · Republican · IN
Todd Young
U.S. Senator for IN · Republican · IN
U.S. House
This zip code crosses 2 congressional districts (IN-6, IN-7), so your member is one of these — the first covers most of it.
Jefferson Shreve
U.S. Representative for IN-6 · Republican · IN
André Carson
U.S. Representative for IN-7 · Democratic · IN
State legislature
This zip code crosses more than one legislative district, so some of these represent neighboring parts of it.
Michael Crider
Indiana State Senator, District 28 · Republican · IN
Aaron Freeman
Indiana State Senator, District 32 · Republican · IN
Ethan Lawson
Indiana State Representative, District 53 · Republican · IN
Robb Greene
Indiana State Representative, District 47 · Republican · IN
Mitch Gore
Indiana State Representative, District 89 · Democratic · IN
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