(Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Indiana Secretary of State)
| Total Population, July 1, 2008 est. | 6,376,792 | |
| Total Registration, Nov. 2008 | 4,514,804 |
Five largest counties: Marion, Lake, Allen, St. Joseph, Hamilton. >
Five largest cities: Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, Evansville, South Bend, Gary. >
Government
Governor: Mitch
Daniels (R) elected Nov. 2004; up for re-election in 2008.
State Legislature: Indiana
General Assembly House: 100 seats Senate: 50 seats
Local: Gov't NACO
Counties
U.S. House: 5D,
4R
- 1. P.Visclosky (D) | 2.
J.Donnelly (D) | 3. M.Souder
(R) | 4. S.Buyer (R) | 5.
D.Burton (R) | 6.
M.Pence (R) | 7.
A.Carson
(D) | 8. B.Ellsworth (D)
| 9.
B.Hill (D).
U.S. Senate: Dick
Lugar (R) re-elected in 2006, Evan
Bayh (D) re-elected in 2004.
| 2008 update |
Governor:
Gov.
Mitch Daniels (R) won a second term,
defeating former Rep. Jill Long
Thompson (D)
by 57.84% to 40.04% and 2.12%
for the Libertarian
candidate. U.S. House: In a re-match in the 9th CD (south eastern and south central Indiana) Rep. Baron Hill (D) defeated former Rep. Mark Sodrel (R) by 57.77% to 38.41%; Democrats also had no trouble holding the 2nd CD and 8th CD seats they had picked up in 2006. Also, in the 7th CD, Andre Carson (D) who was elected in the March 11, 2008 special election to succeed Rep. Julia Carson (D), won the May 6 primary and Nov. 4 general election. The U.S. House delegation remains at 5D, 4R. MORE |
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