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2022 Indiana House Election Interactive Map

All US House seats to be contested in 2022

Redistricting: No change in the number of districts. Toggle between 'Consensus Forecast' and 'Current House' to see how the map has changed.

Indiana has nine congressional districts, seven of which are held by Republicans. The only competitive district was the Indianapolis area 5th, which Republican Victoria Spatz won by 4% in 2020. That district was made much safer for the GOP in redistricting. The Democratic-held District 1, in the northwest corner of the state, is likely to be the only closely-contested seat this year.

To create and share your own forecast, visit the 2022 House Interactive Map.

Hover over a district for details.

District Incumbent Party Since Term Predictions Margin of Victory
Consensus House(a) President(b)
IN-1 Frank Mrvan
2021 1st
N/A 8.5%
Frank Mrvan*
Jennifer-Ruth Green
IN-2 Rudy Yakym
2022 1st
N/A 23.0%
Paul Steury
Rudy Yakym
IN-3 Jim Banks
2017 3rd
N/A 30.5%
Gary Snyder
Jim Banks*
IN-4 Jim Baird
2019 2nd
N/A 29.8%
Roger Day
Jim Baird*
IN-5 Victoria Spartz
2021 1st
N/A 16.2%
Jeannine Lake
Victoria Spartz*
IN-6 Greg Pence
2019 2nd
N/A 32.6%
Cynthia Wirth
Greg Pence*
IN-7 Andre Carson
2008 8th
N/A 43.1%
Andre Carson*
Angela Grabovsky
IN-8 Larry Bucshon
2011 6th
N/A 33.4%
Ray McCormick
Larry Bucshon*
IN-9 Trey Hollingsworth
2017 3rd
N/A 27.9%
Incumbent not running for re-election in 2022.
Matthew Fyfe
Erin Houchin

(a)Source: Cook Political Report, 270toWin research. N/A for new district boundaries. In most cases, the margin is the difference between the Democratic and Republican nominee in the November 3, 2020 general election.
* Uncontested | + No major party opposition | ^ Both nominees from same party | x All-party primary
More details on the above exception types >>

President Margin is the percentage difference between Joe Biden and Donald Trump in 2020:
(b) Source: Daily Kos (when available) or Politico; based on 2022 House district boundaries
(c) Source: Daily Kos; based on House district boundaries used in 2020