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Indiana · 2026 United States general election · November 3

U.S. House · District 7

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Official source: Indiana Election Division (Office of the Indiana Secretary of State / Indiana Election Commission) ↗(opens in a new tab) · check the state's own candidate list for the final word

U.S. House · District 7 Vote for one
André Carson Democratic · Incumbent André Carson is the Democratic incumbent U.S. Representative for Indiana's 7th Congressional District, serving since 2008. Full profile → James M Sceniak Libertarian Libertarian James M. Sceniak challenges incumbent André Carson in Indiana's 7th Congressional District in 2026 Full profile → Patrick McAuley Republican Patrick McAuley is the 2026 Republican nominee for Indiana's 7th Congressional District, challenging Democratic incumbent André Carson. Full profile →

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IssueAndré Carson
Democratic
James M Sceniak
Libertarian
Patrick McAuley
Republican
Economy & jobsno sourced position Voted 66 yes · 27 no · 1 missedSupports lower taxes, reduced federal spending, workforce protection Prioritizes jobs, skilled trades, and redirecting federal spending
Housingno sourced position Voted 3 yes · 2 no No distinct housing policy position identified Supports expanding housing supply and pathways to homeownership
Health careSupports protecting Medicare, Medicaid, and the ACA; opposes cuts Voted 22 yes · 10 no · 1 missedSupports expanded veteran healthcare choice ('Vet Care') no sourced position
ImmigrationSupports path to citizenship; opposes mass deportations and border militarization Voted 4 yes · 21 no Pro-legal immigration, pro-border security, anti-current ICE tactics Open to legal immigration with standards; opposes violent enforcement
Abortion & reproductive rightsSupports abortion rights; cosponsor of H.R. 12 protecting abortion access Voted 4 no Self-described pro-life, favors social means over bans no sourced position
EducationSupports public school funding, expanded Pell Grants, and lower college costs Voted 9 yes · 21 no no sourced position Prioritizes trades and apprenticeships over four-year college degrees
Climate & energySupports green energy investment and public transit to cut emissions Voted 35 yes · 78 no · 2 missedSupports environmental protection and clean energy innovation Opposes residential data centers; favors energy-friendly tech
Crime & public safetySupports police funding, VAWA, and community crime prevention Voted 42 yes · 34 no · 2 missedEmphasizes mental health as key to reducing all violence Supports community reinvestment programs to address youth gun violence
Taxes & budgetSupports extending tax cuts for families; opposes Trump tariffs Voted 25 yes · 36 no Supports lower taxes and reduced federal spending Calls for tightening federal spending, especially humanitarian aid accounts
GunsSupports assault weapons ban and gun safe-storage requirements Voted 8 no Strongly opposes firearms restrictions; supports 2nd Amendment Treats youth gun violence as a public-safety concern; no gun-law stance found
Democracy & electionsOpposes SAVE Act; supports protecting voting rights Voted 3 yes · 12 no · 1 missedWants constitutional privacy protections; opposes donor influence Supports voter ID requirements to protect elections
Foreign policy & defenseSupports NATO, Ukraine aid, and avoiding unnecessary military conflicts Voted 68 yes · 40 no · 3 missedPro-peace; favors strong defense but opposes overseas intervention no sourced position

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