Indiana HD-62
Indiana
Senate: GOP Supermajority
10D
40R
House: GOP Supermajority
30D
70R
Indiana is on the DLCC’s 2026 Target Map.
2026 is a historic opportunity to break the GOP supermajority in the Indiana House. Democrats need to gain 4 House seats to break the GOP supermajority – and the caucus has hit record candidate recruiting milestones as a result of lasting Democratic momentum on the ground.
Indiana’s GOP supermajority has supported Republicans’ disastrous Medicaid cuts that are threatening the state’s hospitals and pushing health care out of reach for families. With multiple Trump-backed candidates on the ballot, preventing another session with extreme Republicans in power is essential to protecting Indiana families in 2026.
The DLCC just launched our first slate of Target Candidates across the state, with more to come in the lead up to November. Find your district’s candidate below.
DLCC Target Races
Indiana HD-43
Tonya Pfaff
Indiana HD-39
Lindsay Gramlich
Indiana HD-36
Kimberly Townsend
Indiana HD-34
Sara Gullion
Indiana HD-25
Tiffany Stoner
Indiana HD-24
Racheal Bleicher
Indiana HD-10
Chuck Moseley
Indiana HD-09
Randy Novak
Indiana HD-04
Ryan Kominakis
Indiana HD-71
Wendy Dant Chesser
Hear directly from our Target Candidates:
News in Indiana
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DLCC Election Update (as of 3am)The DLCC breaks down tonight's need-to-know statehouse results. As results come in, here's what you need to know...
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DLCC Announces Additional Races to Watch in 2018With less than 100 days until Election Day, the Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee (DLCC) is highlighting additional state Democrats to watch on its Spotlight Races page.
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DLCC Hires New Staff Ahead of 2018 MidtermsToday the DLCC Executive Director Jessica Post announced several new hires and promotions as the organization increases staff to prepare for the 2018 midterm elections and execute on a plan for electing more Democrats ahead of redistricting in 2020.
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DLCC 2016 Election AnalysisWhile Democrats running for state legislative office fell short of this cycle’s high expectations, Democratic power in state legislatures actually increased. While Republicans gained majorities in just three legislative chambers, Democrats won majorities in at least four. Additionally, Democrats expanded our majorities and added seats in a number of states.