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92 counties · presidential margin · 2024

County92 areas · 2024 presidential vote
Marion221,719124,327D+27.6352,540Monroe37,21321,004D+27.459,256Lake109,08697,270D+5.6209,551St. Joseph55,21553,585D+1.5110,823Tippecanoe32,68332,783R+0.166,906Hamilton90,394102,318R+6.1196,727Porter37,21346,109R+10.584,969Allen69,96090,283R+12.5163,163Vanderburgh31,72741,056R+12.673,832LaPorte20,00726,726R+14.147,553Floyd17,02523,408R+15.541,181Delaware18,84826,067R+15.845,784Boone16,42622,840R+16.040,109Vigo16,33823,738R+18.140,914Clark22,81034,734R+20.358,612Hendricks31,91749,783R+21.583,189Madison19,82434,837R+26.955,730Bartholomew12,52522,220R+27.335,488Perry2,9705,549R+29.88,666Warrick11,29221,280R+30.233,102Elkhart23,08245,652R+32.469,765Wayne8,82817,526R+32.426,827Brown2,8325,647R+32.68,627Hancock14,31229,288R+33.744,450Johnson24,88051,588R+34.377,832Howard12,19725,871R+35.338,784Jefferson4,4429,614R+36.114,327Grant7,08317,580R+41.725,156Steuben4,59811,487R+42.116,364Dubois5,94414,983R+42.221,424Spencer2,8537,364R+43.210,442Marshall5,35613,837R+43.419,559Posey3,5729,206R+43.412,978Vermillion1,9285,174R+44.77,256White2,9457,969R+45.011,163Cass3,72210,285R+46.214,213Harrison5,23314,830R+46.920,448DeKalb5,06414,377R+47.119,792Benton1,0102,873R+47.13,954Henry5,20815,033R+47.720,604Clinton3,1359,108R+48.012,450Shelby4,95514,438R+48.019,754Montgomery4,13412,122R+48.216,581Huntington4,41612,990R+48.317,735Crawford1,2353,668R+48.65,011Whitley4,27513,122R+49.917,740Blackford1,2273,811R+50.35,136Knox3,62511,236R+50.415,110Owen2,3547,360R+50.79,876Wabash3,33510,425R+50.813,961Tipton1,8935,946R+50.87,976Lawrence5,01015,830R+51.021,220Fulton2,0976,633R+51.28,854Noble4,46214,209R+51.418,964Gibson3,72211,896R+51.415,901Scott2,3897,633R+51.510,187Putnam3,87112,566R+52.016,734Starke2,4367,889R+52.010,478Carroll2,1206,902R+52.19,184Orange1,9886,467R+52.18,595Kosciusko7,99526,213R+52.234,896Adams3,17910,528R+52.613,966Sullivan2,0066,639R+52.78,795Randolph2,3498,008R+53.610,553Pulaski1,2804,372R+53.75,763Greene3,27011,132R+53.714,633Rush1,6755,812R+54.07,656Jasper3,48912,082R+54.315,826Morgan7,76526,965R+54.335,352Miami3,04610,670R+54.513,977Washington2,7649,739R+54.812,723Pike1,3144,610R+54.96,009Jay1,7476,217R+55.28,103Jackson4,01514,323R+55.318,654Ohio6662,381R+55.53,091Union7462,698R+55.93,494Fayette2,0847,625R+56.39,838LaGrange2,1628,073R+56.810,411Clay2,4959,354R+56.912,055Parke1,3715,158R+56.96,654Newton1,3705,131R+57.06,601Warren8983,402R+57.34,370Switzerland8733,319R+57.44,258Wells2,85011,006R+57.814,110Dearborn5,33520,844R+58.326,600Decatur2,4069,491R+58.512,111Jennings2,3289,273R+58.811,809Fountain1,5266,311R+59.97,982Martin9333,961R+60.74,992Ripley2,68211,526R+61.414,405Daviess1,9639,322R+64.311,449Franklin2,0619,810R+64.412,034

Indiana, Indiana

presidential history
Presidential margin, 1892–2024
Democratic minus Republican, by election
Presidential margin over timeDemocratic-minus-Republican presidential margin from 1892 to 2024. Most recent: −19.0% in 2024.flipped R · 2012−19.0%DR18922024
Presidential margin over time
YearMargin (D minus R)
1892+1.2%
1896−2.9%
1900−3.8%
1904−13.8%
1908−1.5%
1912+20.0%
1916−0.9%
1920−14.6%
1924−16.6%
1928−20.1%
1932+11.7%
1936+14.7%
1940−1.4%
1944−5.7%
1948−0.8%
1952−17.1%
1956−20.2%
1960−10.4%
1964+12.4%
1968−12.3%
1972−32.8%
1976−7.6%
1980−18.4%
1984−24.0%
1988−20.2%
1992−6.1%
1996−5.6%
2000−15.6%
2004−20.7%
2008+1.0%
2012−10.2%
2016−19.0%
2020−16.1%
2024−19.0%
DemocraticRepublican
34 presidential elections
Third column names the leading third-party or independent finisher. Source · MIT Election Lab · ICPSR · VEST (precinct-level 2024).
YearWonDemocraticRepublicanOtherMarginTotal
R
39.6%Harris1,163,603
58.6%Trump1,720,347
1.0%Kennedy29,325
−19.0%
2,936,677
R
41.0%Biden1,242,053
57.0%Trump1,729,516
2.0%Jorgensen59,232
−16.1%
3,032,420
R
37.4%Clinton1,031,959
56.4%Trump1,556,514
4.9%Johnson133,993
−19.0%
2,758,446
R
43.8%Obama1,154,275
54.0%Romney1,422,872
1.9%Johnson50,111
−10.2%
2,633,143
D
49.9%Obama1,374,039
48.9%McCain1,345,648
1.1%Barr29,257
+1.0%
2,751,044
R
39.3%Kerry969,011
59.9%Bush1,479,438
0.7%Badnarik18,058
−20.7%
2,468,002
R
41.0%Gore901,980
56.6%Bush1,245,836
0.8%Buchanan16,959
−15.6%
2,199,305
R
41.5%Clinton887,424
47.1%Dole1,006,693
10.5%Perot224,299
−5.6%
2,135,842
R
36.8%Clinton848,420
42.9%Bush989,375
19.8%Perot455,934
−6.1%
2,305,871
R
39.7%Dukakis860,643
59.8%Bush1,297,763
0.5%Fulani10,215
−20.2%
2,168,621
R
37.7%Mondale841,481
61.7%Reagan1,377,230
0.3%Dennis7,617
−24.0%
2,233,069
R
37.7%Carter844,197
56.0%Reagan1,255,656
5.0%Anderson111,639
−18.4%
2,242,033
R
45.7%Carter1,014,714
53.3%Ford1,183,958
0.6%Anderson14,048
−7.6%
2,220,362
R
33.3%McGovern708,568
66.1%Nixon1,405,154
0.6%Schmitz11,807
−32.8%
2,125,529
R
38.0%Humphrey806,659
50.3%Nixon1,067,885
11.7%Wallace249,053
−12.3%
2,123,597
D
56.0%Johnson1,170,848
43.6%Goldwater911,118
0.5%Hass9,640
+12.4%
2,091,606
R
44.6%Kennedy952,358
55.0%Nixon1,175,120
0.4%Byrd7,882
−10.4%
2,135,360
R
39.7%Stevenson783,908
59.9%Eisenhower1,182,811
0.4%Andrews7,888
−20.2%
1,974,607
R
41.0%Stevenson801,530
58.1%Eisenhower1,136,259
0.9%Hallinan17,536
−17.1%
1,955,325
R
48.8%Truman807,831
49.6%Dewey821,079
1.6%Thurmond27,302
−0.8%
1,656,212
R
46.7%Roosevelt781,403
52.4%Dewey875,891
0.9%Thomas14,797
−5.7%
1,672,091
R
49.0%Roosevelt874,063
50.5%Willkie899,466
0.5%Thomas9,218
−1.4%
1,782,747
D
56.6%Roosevelt934,974
41.9%Landon691,570
1.5%Lemke24,353
+14.7%
1,650,897
D
54.7%Roosevelt862,054
42.9%Hoover677,184
2.4%Thomas37,659
+11.7%
1,576,897
R
39.6%Smith562,691
59.7%Hoover848,290
0.7%Thomas10,333
−20.1%
1,421,314
R
38.7%Davis492,245
55.3%Coolidge703,042
6.1%La Follette77,103
−16.6%
1,272,390
R
40.5%Cox511,364
55.1%Harding696,370
4.4%Debs55,240
−14.6%
1,262,974
R
46.5%Wilson334,263
47.4%Hughes341,004
6.1%Benson43,719
−0.9%
718,986
D
43.1%Wilson281,889
23.1%Taft151,267
33.8%Roosevelt221,539
+20.0%
654,695
R
46.9%Bryan338,262
48.4%Taft348,993
4.7%Debs33,862
−1.5%
721,117
R
40.2%Parker274,356
54.0%Roosevelt368,589
5.8%Debs39,551
−13.8%
682,496
R
46.7%Bryan309,584
50.5%McKinley334,863
2.8%Woolley18,447
−3.8%
662,894
R
48.0%Bryan305,583
50.8%McKinley323,751
1.2%Palmer7,792
−2.9%
637,126
D
47.4%Cleveland261,762
46.2%Harrison255,115
6.3%Weaver34,808
+1.2%
551,685
Congressional elections · 241 House races · 18 Senate races

U.S. House

Source · MIT Election Lab (MEDSL), House. CC-BY 4.0. Seat totals count district winners; vote shares aggregate every district.
YearSeats wonD %R %Total
D 2 · R 738.5%58.2%2,868,107
D 2 · R 738.6%59.7%1,856,549
D 2 · R 739.9%58.0%2,996,444
D 2 · R 744.3%55.3%2,256,149

U.S. Senate

Source · MIT Election Lab (MEDSL), Senate. CC-BY 4.0.
YearWonDemocraticRepublicanTotal
2024R
38.8%1,097,061
58.6%1,659,416
2,829,897
2022R
37.9%704,411
58.6%1,090,165
1,859,851
2018R
44.8%1,023,553
50.7%1,158,000
2,282,495
2016R
42.4%1,158,947
52.1%1,423,991
2,732,419
2012D
50.0%1,281,181
44.3%1,133,621
2,560,084
2010R
40.0%697,775
54.6%952,116
1,744,221
2006R
0.0%0
87.4%1,171,553
1,340,373
2004D
61.6%1,496,976
37.2%903,913
2,428,233
2000R
31.9%683,273
66.6%1,427,944
2,145,209
1998D
63.7%1,012,244
34.8%552,732
1,588,617
1994R
30.5%470,799
67.4%1,039,625
1,543,568
1992R
40.7%900,148
57.3%1,267,972
2,211,327
1990R
46.4%696,639
53.6%806,048
1,502,687
1988R
31.9%668,778
68.1%1,430,525
2,099,303
1986R
38.5%595,192
60.6%936,143
1,545,563
1982R
45.6%828,400
53.8%978,301
1,817,287
1980R
46.2%1,015,962
53.8%1,182,414
2,198,376
1976R
40.2%868,522
59.0%1,275,833
2,161,187
voter registration
Registered voters
Total registered voters, over time
Voter registration in IndianaTotal registered voters, 2016–2024. Latest 4,840,856 in 2024.1.2M2.4M3.6M4.8M4.8M20162024
Registered voters
Voter registration in Indiana
YearTotal registered
20164,839,038
20184,500,196
20204,692,091
20224,767,111
20244,840,856
Source: U.S. Election Assistance Commission (EAVS)
Lake County gave Obama 34 points in 2008; sixteen years later it gave the Democrat fewer than six.
Statewide margin, 2024
R+19.0, up from R+16.1 in 2020; Republican every cycle since 1968 but Obama’s 2008 D+1.0 · MIT Election Lab
Lake County’s five-cycle slide
D+34.3 (2008) → D+30.9 → D+20.4 → D+15.1 → D+5.6 (2024) · MIT Election Lab / Akashic
Largest vote shift in the state
Lake County, about 34,600 net Democratic votes lost against its 2012–2020 baseline · MIT Election Lab / Akashic
The blue island holds
Marion County (Indianapolis) D+27.6 in 2024, near its D+28.4 of 2008; Hamilton suburbs R+22.2 (2008) → R+6.1 · MIT Election Lab
College counties the other way
Monroe (IU Bloomington) D+27.4; Tippecanoe (Purdue) R+0.1 — bluest is Marion, reddest Franklin at R+64.4 · MIT Election Lab 2024
Below the national line
38th in median household income ($71,957 vs U.S. $80,734); 42nd in bachelor’s degrees (29.7%) · ACS 2024 5-year
Political twins — states

The states whose fingerprint — 2000–2024 trajectory, demographics, ancestry, religion — sits closest to this one, and why.

Montana
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63.7twin score
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Nebraska
Nebraska
62.3twin score
elasticity2016–2024 trajectory≠ 12-yr trend
North Dakota
North Dakota
59.1twin score
elasticity2000–2016 trajectory≠ population scale

Twin score (0–100) = weighted cosine between tier-standardized fingerprints: presidential margins 2000–2024 with 12-yr trend and elasticity, ACS income, age, education, population and race, top reported ancestries, and religious adherence — chips name the closest-shared dimensions and the widest gap. Re-weight the groups in the twins explorer.

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Largest cities in Indiana
Indianapolis City (balance)
885.9K residents
Fort Wayne
268.6K residents
Evansville
116.1K residents
South Bend
103.1K residents
Fishers
102.3K residents
Carmel
101.7K residents
Bloomington
80K residents
Hammond
76.8K residents
Noblesville
73.4K residents
Lafayette
71.2K residents
Gary
68.1K residents
Greenwood
66K residents
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Frequently asked questions

How did Indiana vote in 2024?
In 2024, Indiana voted Republican by 19.0 points (R+19.0), carried by the Republican candidate. Out of 2,936,677 votes cast, 1,163,603 went Democratic and 1,720,347 went Republican.
When did Indiana last vote Democratic?
The most recent presidential election in which Indiana voted Democratic was 2008.
How many people live in Indiana?
Indiana has a population of 6,851,073 according to the 2024 American Community Survey 5-year estimates from the US Census Bureau.
What is the median household income in Indiana?
Median household income in Indiana is $71,957 — below the national median of $80,734. The Indiana state median is $71,957.
What is the political history of Indiana?
Akashic tracks 34 presidential elections in Indiana from 1892 to 2024. Of those, 6 went Democratic and 28 went Republican.