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Election results: Polls close in Spartz-Ford match-up. Who will emerge victorious?
Indiana early voting shows substantial lead for Democrats
Indiana Congressman Frank Mrvan facing Republican Barb Regnitz in bid for 4th term
Live updates: First polls close as voters nationwide determine key races
Indiana voters weighed in on two constitutional amendments. Will they pass?
More than 1,000 poll monitors dispatched across country, including Illinois and NW Indiana
It's Election Day. Control of Congress is on the line, and what else you need to know
Democrat Odds Spike on Kalshi as First Votes Are Counted
Trump's GOTV message for Indiana Republicans mixes up Shreve with Hogsett
Indiana Democrats are eyeing a handful of vulnerable seats to try to break the Republican supermajority in the Statehouse. Will they do it?
Pollster Allocco to Newsmax: Eyes on Indiana, Kentucky, S.C. House Races
Prediction market Kalshi shows Democrat Beau Bayh leading Republican Max Engling in the Indiana secretary of state race.
CNN’s Jake Tapper breaks down the early-closing races to watch on election night — including a toss-up in Kentucky’s 6th District and key turnout battles in Indiana — and explains what each could reveal about the national mood.
IndyStar is out at the polls early as voting gets underway in the 2026 midterms. Madyson Crane. More Videos. Beau and Evan Bayh talk Indiana secretary of state race
Here's a quick guide to Election Day in Southwestern Indiana
Here's how to get a free ride to the polls to vote this Election Day in Evansville.
The first polls close in areas of Indiana and Kentucky at 6 p.m. ET, while the bulk of states close at 8 p.m.
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