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INDIANA GENERAL ASSEMBLY · 2025–2026 PRE-ELECTION BASELINE

Who represented Indiana in the 2025–2026 Senate?

Explore the dated 2025–2026 roster across 50 districts, listed members, affiliations, and official sources. Search for a name or district and select a result to update the map.

CHECKEDNovember 6, 202650 district seats
124th General Assembly · 2025–2026 pre-election baseline

PRE-ELECTION BASELINE · POST-ELECTION UPDATE PENDING

Indiana’s new legislative term began November 4, 2026. This is the outgoing 2025–2026 pre-election baseline through November 3, not a verified roster of the 125th General Assembly. Complete post-election membership verification is pending. November 17 Organization Day and oath-taking are separate from the legal term-start rule.

50 DISTRICTS · 2025–2026 ROSTER

Indiana, district by district.

Search for a member, choose a district, or inspect the map. Every district links to its official source.

50 of 50 districts · checked November 6, 2026

District 1: Dan Dernulc, RepublicanDistrict 2: Lonnie M. Randolph, DemocraticDistrict 3: Mark Spencer, DemocraticDistrict 4: Rodney Pol, DemocraticDistrict 5: Ed Charbonneau, RepublicanDistrict 6: Rick Niemeyer, RepublicanDistrict 7: Brian Buchanan, RepublicanDistrict 8: Mike Bohacek, RepublicanDistrict 9: Ryan Mishler, RepublicanDistrict 10: David Niezgodski, DemocraticDistrict 11: Linda Rogers, RepublicanDistrict 12: Blake Doriot, RepublicanDistrict 13: Sue Glick, RepublicanDistrict 14: Dr. Tyler Johnson, RepublicanDistrict 15: Liz Brown, RepublicanDistrict 16: Justin Busch, RepublicanDistrict 17: Nick McKinley, RepublicanDistrict 18: Stacey A. Donato, RepublicanDistrict 19: Travis Holdman, RepublicanDistrict 20: Scott Baldwin, RepublicanDistrict 21: Jim Buck, RepublicanDistrict 22: Ron Alting, RepublicanDistrict 23: Spencer Deery, RepublicanDistrict 24: Brett Clark, RepublicanDistrict 25: Mike Gaskill, RepublicanDistrict 26: Scott Alexander, RepublicanDistrict 27: Jeff Raatz, RepublicanDistrict 28: Michael Crider, RepublicanDistrict 29: J.D. Ford, DemocraticDistrict 30: Fady Qaddoura, DemocraticDistrict 31: Kyle Walker, RepublicanDistrict 32: Aaron Freeman, RepublicanDistrict 33: Greg Taylor, DemocraticDistrict 34: La Keisha Jackson, DemocraticDistrict 35: R. Michael Young, RepublicanDistrict 36: Cyndi Carrasco, RepublicanDistrict 37: Rodric Bray, RepublicanDistrict 38: Greg Goode, RepublicanDistrict 39: Eric Bassler, RepublicanDistrict 40: Shelli Yoder, DemocraticDistrict 41: Greg Walker, RepublicanDistrict 42: Jean Leising, RepublicanDistrict 43: Randy Maxwell, RepublicanDistrict 44: Eric Koch, RepublicanDistrict 45: Chris Garten, RepublicanDistrict 46: Andrea Hunley, DemocraticDistrict 47: Gary Byrne, RepublicanDistrict 48: Daryl Schmitt, RepublicanDistrict 49: Jim Tomes, RepublicanDistrict 50: Vaneta Becker, Republican
RepublicanDemocraticColors describe the outgoing 2025–2026 pre-election baseline only. Affiliations follow primary caucus evidence and independently checked printed party records, with Clere’s documented Independent departure. This snapshot does not update automatically. District area does not indicate population or vote share.

Census 2024 1:500,000 display districts checked against the official adopted 2021 House/Senate legal shapefiles under HEA 1581, signed October 4, 2021. All 150 IDs, labels and component interiors agree; all display rings retained. Small-scale display, not address-level determination. Boundaries and dated roster evidence are documented separately.

THE COMPLETE 50-DISTRICT DIRECTORY

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DISTRICT2025–2026 ROSTER MEMBERAFFILIATIONSOURCE
Dan DernulcRepublican

Pre-election baseline. The former caucus profile returned HTTP 404 when rechecked November 6; retained rendered official profile evidence supports this outgoing record. Its absence does not establish a vacancy. Post-election service has not been verified.

Status evidence 1 ↗Official member source ↗
Lonnie M. RandolphDemocraticOfficial member source ↗
Mark SpencerDemocraticOfficial member source ↗
Rodney PolDemocraticOfficial member source ↗
Ed CharbonneauRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Rick NiemeyerRepublican

Pre-election baseline. The former caucus profile returned HTTP 404 when rechecked November 6; retained rendered official profile evidence supports this outgoing record. Its absence does not establish a vacancy. Post-election service has not been verified.

Status evidence 1 ↗Official member source ↗
Brian BuchananRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Mike BohacekRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Ryan MishlerRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
David NiezgodskiDemocraticOfficial member source ↗
Linda RogersRepublican

Pre-election baseline. The former caucus profile returned HTTP 404 when rechecked November 6; retained rendered official profile evidence supports this outgoing record. Its absence does not establish a vacancy. Post-election service has not been verified.

Status evidence 1 ↗Official member source ↗
Blake DoriotRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Sue GlickRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Dr. Tyler JohnsonRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Liz BrownRepublican

Pre-election baseline. The former caucus profile returned HTTP 404 when rechecked November 6; retained rendered official profile evidence supports this outgoing record. Its absence does not establish a vacancy. Post-election service has not been verified.

Status evidence 1 ↗Official member source ↗
Justin BuschRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Nick McKinleyRepublican

Pre-election baseline. Nick McKinley took the oath February 9, 2026 to complete Andy Zay’s term through November 2026. The independent printed 2026 directory predates this replacement; Andy Zay is not retained.

Status evidence 1 ↗Official member source ↗
Stacey A. DonatoRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Travis HoldmanRepublican

Pre-election baseline. The former caucus profile returned HTTP 404 when rechecked November 6; retained rendered official profile evidence supports this outgoing record. Its absence does not establish a vacancy. Post-election service has not been verified.

Status evidence 1 ↗Official member source ↗
Scott BaldwinRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Jim BuckRepublican

Pre-election baseline. The former caucus profile returned HTTP 404 when rechecked November 6; retained rendered official profile evidence supports this outgoing record. Its absence does not establish a vacancy. Post-election service has not been verified.

Status evidence 1 ↗Official member source ↗
Ron AltingRepublican

Pre-election baseline. The former caucus profile returned HTTP 404 when rechecked November 6; retained rendered official profile evidence supports this outgoing record. Its absence does not establish a vacancy. Post-election service has not been verified.

Status evidence 1 ↗Official member source ↗
Spencer DeeryRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Brett ClarkRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Mike GaskillRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Scott AlexanderRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Jeff RaatzRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Michael CriderRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
J.D. FordDemocraticOfficial member source ↗
Fady QaddouraDemocraticOfficial member source ↗
Kyle WalkerRepublican

Pre-election baseline. The former caucus profile returned HTTP 404 when rechecked November 6; retained rendered official profile evidence supports this outgoing record. Its absence does not establish a vacancy. Post-election service has not been verified.

Status evidence 1 ↗Official member source ↗
Aaron FreemanRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Greg TaylorDemocraticOfficial member source ↗
La Keisha JacksonDemocraticOfficial member source ↗
R. Michael YoungRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Cyndi CarrascoRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Rodric BrayRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Greg GoodeRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Eric BasslerRepublican

Pre-election baseline. The former caucus profile returned HTTP 404 when rechecked November 6; retained rendered official profile evidence supports this outgoing record. Its absence does not establish a vacancy. Post-election service has not been verified.

Status evidence 1 ↗Official member source ↗
Shelli YoderDemocraticOfficial member source ↗
Greg WalkerRepublican

Pre-election baseline. The former caucus profile returned HTTP 404 when rechecked November 6; retained rendered official profile evidence supports this outgoing record. Its absence does not establish a vacancy. Post-election service has not been verified.

Status evidence 1 ↗Official member source ↗
Jean LeisingRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Randy MaxwellRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Eric KochRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Chris GartenRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Andrea HunleyDemocraticOfficial member source ↗
Gary ByrneRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Daryl SchmittRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Jim TomesRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Vaneta BeckerRepublicanOfficial member source ↗

Affiliation totals describe the outgoing 2025–2026 roster. The post-election balance has not been verified.

40Republican
10Democratic

A dated roster. Traceable sources.

This is an outgoing 2025–2026 roster baseline. It does not verify membership after the election-time term transition documented below. A candidate list or vote lead does not establish a serving member. This view does not refresh automatically.

This edition is explicitly an outgoing 2025–2026 pre-election baseline through November 3, 2026, rechecked November 6. Indiana’s new term began November 4 under IC 2-2.1-1-1 and Constitution Article 4 section 3. November 17 Organization Day/oath-taking is a distinct event. No preliminary November result is promoted into a verified serving roster.

The outgoing baseline has 100 House seats (69 Republican, 30 Democratic, 1 Independent) and 50 Senate seats (40 Republican, 10 Democratic). All 150 baseline seats are filled; no vacancy is inferred from disappearing profiles.

Of 150 attempted raw caucus profiles, 117 retain baseline-name identities, 26 returned HTTP 404, and 7 House responses were recoded to incoming names. Retained rendered primary profile extracts supply the 33 unavailable/recoded outgoing identities. These are clearly labeled rendered extracts, not raw HTML. Every identity and district is checked; a separate printed 2026 directory corroborates 149 names, with later McKinley oath evidence explaining its stale District 17.

The seven recoded House URLs are Districts 30, 45, 56, 57, 58, 63 and 70. Each row links dated official evidence and explains the newly displayed incoming name. No rewritten URL is used as proof of an outgoing identity.

House 72 Ed Clere is Independent following his February 2026 departure from the Republican Party, supported by the Speaker’s directly reported statement. Republican-hosted profile/older printed party labels are not treated as overriding this change.

Senate 17 Nick McKinley was sworn in February 9, 2026 following Andy Zay’s January 8 resignation; the later primary oath announcement controls over the printed directory’s Zay listing.

Only state legislative representation is mapped. No district demographic estimates or ZIP/ZCTA claims are inferred.

Colors describe the outgoing 2025–2026 pre-election baseline only. Affiliations follow primary caucus evidence and independently checked printed party records, with Clere’s documented Independent departure. This snapshot does not update automatically.

Census 2024 1:500,000 display districts checked against the official adopted 2021 House/Senate legal shapefiles under HEA 1581, signed October 4, 2021. All 150 IDs, labels and component interiors agree; all display rings retained. Small-scale display, not address-level determination.

Official roster sources

District boundary sources

These maps describe representation. The 2024 ACS State Demographics authority remains statewide; no district, ZIP, or ZCTA demographic findings are inferred.

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