Elected Democrats in Indiana
Current Indiana Democrats in U.S. Congress:
- U.S. Senate: Joe Donnelly
- District 1: Pete Visclosky
- District 7: André Carson
Current Indiana Democrats in State Senate:
- District 1: Frank Mrvan
- District 2: Lonnie Randolph
- District 3: Earline Rodgers
- District 4: Karen Tallian
- District 8: Jim Arnold
- District 10: John Broden
- District 25: Tim Lanane
- District 33: Greg Taylor
- District 34: Jean Breaux
- District 38: Tim Skinner
- District 40: Vi Simpson (Senate leader)
- District 47: Richard Young
- District 48: Lindel Hume
Current Indiana Democrats in State Legislature:
- District 1: Linda Lawson (Assembly leader)
- District 2: Earl Harris
- District 3: Charlie Brown
- District 5: Craig Fry
- District 6: B. Patrick Bauer
- District 7: David Niezgodski
- District 8: Ryan Dvorak
- District 9: Scott Pelath
- District 10: Chuck Moseley
- District 11: Dan Stevenson
- District 12: Mara Candelaria Reardon
- District 13: Chet Dobis
- District 14: Vernon Smith
- District 17: Nancy Dembowski
- District 19: Shelli VanDenburgh
- District 25: Jeb Bardon
- District 27: Sheila Klinker
- District 34: Dennis Tyler
- District 36: Terri Austin
- District 37: Scott E. Reske
- District 39: Gary Wobler
- District 42: Dale Grubb
- District 43: Clyde Kersey
- District 56: Phil Pflum
- District 60: Peggy Welch
- District 61: Matt Pierce
- District 64: Kreg Battles
- District 66: Terry Goodin
- District 69: Dave Cheatham
- District 71: Steve Stemler
- District 77: Gail Riecken
- District 80: Phil GiaQuinta
- District 81: Win Moses
- District 86: Ed Delaney
- District 94: Cherrish Pryor
- District 95: John Bartlett
- District 96: Greg Porter
- District 97: Mary Ann Sullivan
- District 98: Bill Crawford
- District 99: Vanessa Summers
- District 100: John Day
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