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Indiana · 2026 United States general election · November 3

U.S. House · District 9

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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

Candidate list checked 7 d ago

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IssueErin Houchin
Republican
Brad A. Meyer
Democratic
Floyd Michael Taylor
Independent
Tonya L. Hudson
Libertarian
Economy & jobsSupports tax cuts, tariffs, and domestic energy for growth Voted 91 yes · 2 no · 1 missedSupports $20 federal minimum wage and worker-focused economic policies Supports rural broadband, workforce hubs, and local-hire requirements Supports cutting costs via deregulation, ending wars, abolishing IRS
HousingSupports deregulating housing market to lower costs Voted 5 yes Supports making homeownership more attainable for working families Supports affordable housing development and property tax relief for seniors Supports the federal Affordable Housing Act (H.R. 6644)
Health careSupports reducing drug costs by reforming PBMs and improving rural access Voted 32 yes · 1 no Supports Medicare for All / universal nonprofit healthcare Supports a public option, rural mobile clinics, and expanded Medicare/Medicaid Opposes Medicare for All; favors state-led healthcare
ImmigrationSupports strict border security and deportation of criminal aliens Voted 23 yes · 1 no · 1 missedSupports expanded legal immigration matched to workforce needs no sourced position Supports streamlined legal immigration with more ports of entry
Abortion & reproductive rightsStrongly pro-life; believes abortion policy belongs to the states Voted 4 yes Trusts women and doctors, not politicians, on reproductive decisions no sourced position Views abortion as settled by Supreme Court; limited federal role
EducationSupports parental rights, literacy education, and children's online safety Voted 30 yes Supports lowering education costs and investing in colleges and trade programs Supports rural broadband for education access and a drafted Public Education Revitalization Act Strongly supports eliminating U.S. Department of Education
Climate & energySupports all-of-the-above energy strategy and domestic energy expansion Voted 111 yes · 4 no Supports national clean energy standard and restoring science in policy Supports science-based policy and energy independence Supports pro-climate legislation, but not if it raises taxes
Crime & public safetySupports law enforcement funding; opposes defunding police Voted 76 yes · 1 no · 1 missedSupports universal background checks and red-flag laws Proposes child online safety legislation no sourced position
Taxes & budgetSupports cutting taxes and limiting government spending Voted 55 yes · 3 no · 3 missedOpposes tax increases on low/middle incomes; supports higher rates on wealthy Supports fiscal transparency, property tax relief for seniors Supports balanced budget and abolishing the IRS for a sales tax
GunsStrongly supports Second Amendment; opposes new gun restrictions Voted 8 yes Supports universal background checks, red-flag laws, and watch-list restrictions Supports due process protections before gun rights restrictions Opposes all federal gun regulation; strongly pro-Second Amendment
Democracy & electionsSupports election security measures including voter ID and citizenship proof Voted 16 yes Supports voter-roll protections, election security, and campaign finance reform Supports direct constituent-guided voting via a Congress App Opposes federal intervention in elections; favors state control
Foreign policy & defenseSupports Israel; opposes Iranian nuclear weapons; backs presidential military flexibility Voted 102 yes · 6 no · 3 missedSupports restraint, alliances, and congressional war powers no sourced position Opposes U.S. military involvement abroad; would end war with Iran

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