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Indiana: sources, checks and caveats

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File: IN.csv (92 counties). Columns: d = Democratic (party D), r = Republican (party R), o = all other U.S. House votes (Libertarian, Independent, Green, Other, write-ins). Votes are summed over every "United States Representative, ___ District" contest reported in the county (county-by-district rows from the Indiana Election Division ENR feed).

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IN-02 special election (2022)

The Nov 8 2022 ballot carried two IN-02 contests: the regular full-term race (new 2022 lines; 11 counties) and a special election for the unexpired Walorski term (old 2012-map lines; 10 counties — Elkhart, Fulton, Kosciusko, LaPorte, Marshall, Miami, Pulaski, St. Joseph, Starke, Wabash). The same voters voted in both, so adding them would count most IN-02 voters twice. IN.csv 2022 columns include only the regular full-term race; the special is excluded. The FEC statewide totals given for validation include both contests. Special-election votes by county (D / R / other), if anyone wants to add them back:

County FIPS D R O
Elkhart 18039 12,845 30,859 1,080
Fulton 18049 1,174 4,177 176
Kosciusko 18085 1,284 6,646 792
LaPorte 18091 5,682 9,555 654
Marshall 18099 2,976 9,383 371
Miami 18103 1,710 6,385 337
Pulaski 18131 740 2,861 117
St. Joseph 18141 32,638 36,908 2,091
Starke 18149 1,664 4,895 254
Wabash 18169 2,079 7,328 372
Total 62,792 118,997 6,244

Validation (sum of county rows vs statewide totals)

Year Column CSV sum (regular races) + IN-02 special CSV + special Reference Diff (CSV+special − ref)
2022 D 716,348 62,792 779,140 779,204 (FEC) −64
2022 R 1,108,351 118,997 1,227,348 1,227,572 (FEC) −224
2022 Other 31,850 6,244 38,094 38,118 (FEC) −24
2026 D 993,856 — 993,856 995,141 (Nov 9 6:10 pm ET aggregate) −1,285
2026 R 924,357 — 924,357 925,165 −808
2026 Other 16,338 — 16,338 (not reported) —

County rows sum exactly to the ENR district totals in both years (all 9 districts checked).

2022 gap (−64 D, −224 R, −24 O) is entirely in IN-02. Districts 1, 3–9 match the FEC to the vote. FEC vs ENR certified archive for IN-02: full term Yakym (R) 125,537 vs 125,313 (+224), Steury (D) 62,955 vs 62,891 (+64), Henry (L) 5,870 vs 5,858 (+12), Hubbard (W) 11 vs 11; special Henry (L) 6,113 vs 6,101 (+12), Yakym/Steury/Godette identical. The FEC figures presumably reflect a later correction that is not in the state's ENR archive; no county-level source with the FEC numbers was found, so the gap could not be attributed to a county and was left as is (no adjustment made). Because the special R/D figures match and only the full-term R/D differ, the R/D correction is likely in Cass County (the one county in the full-term race but not the special) — unverified.

2026 gap: the Indiana ENR file (9:03 pm ET) is newer than the 6:10 pm ET national aggregate yet ~1.3k D / ~0.8k R lower. The county rows reproduce the Indiana Election Division's own statewide and district totals exactly, so the difference is between the national aggregate and the state's published feed, not a missing district or county. Per-district ENR totals (D/R): 1: 140,368/82,847; 2: 89,036/98,507; 3: 90,248/109,724; 4: 97,178/115,140; 5: 134,449/125,870; 6: 90,542/111,104; 7: 159,211/42,208; 8: 94,979/117,555; 9: 97,845/121,402.

Districts without a D or R candidate

Caveats

These notes record where each number came from and how it was checked. 2026 figures are unofficial. See the methodology and disclaimer.