Democratic Presidential Victories in Indiana
- 1828: Andrew Jackson
- 1832: Andrew Jackson
- 1844: James K. Polk
- 1848: Lewis Cass
- 1852: Franklin Pierce
- 1856: James Buchanan
- 1876: Samuel Tilden
- 1884: Grover Cleveland
- 1892: Grover Cleveland
- 1912: Woodrow Wilson
- 1932: Franklin D. Roosevelt
- 1936: Franklin D. Roosevelt
- 1964: Lyndon B. Johnson
- 2008: Barack Obama
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