Indiana U.S. House District 9

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The current field comes from the state election authority. Any unofficial primary result remains labeled unofficial, and an incomplete state list is not presented as final.

Indiana Secretary of State, Election Division

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November matchup (state list)

Brad A. Meyer(Democratic)vsTonya L. Hudson(Libertarian)vsErin Houchin(Republican)

Qualified write-ins: Floyd Michael Taylor

General matchup drawn from the state's published general-candidate list, which the state may still update.

Basis: Indiana Secretary of State, Election Division

Current field

4 candidates

Erin HouchinIncumbent
Republican · state reported primary winner
Campaign site · linked through an FEC committee filing
51,165 primary votes
$1.9M raised
Biography, in the campaign's words
- “Erin Houchin was born and raised in Indiana’s 9th District” source
Prior service stated by the campaign
- Indiana State Senator, Indiana“elected to the Indiana State Senate, where she served until 2022” source
- Appointee, Indiana Commission for Women“a Governor's appointee to the Indiana Commission for Women” source

Earlier or withdrawn candidates

Historical records remain visible; status events are append-only.

James H. (Jim) Graham
Democratic · primary defeated
5,833 primary votes
$128K raised
No campaign website is reported to the FEC for this candidate.
Keil L. Roark
Democratic · primary defeated
3,935 primary votes
No campaign website is reported to the FEC for this candidate.
Tim Peck
Democratic · primary defeated
11,181 primary votes
No campaign website is reported to the FEC for this candidate.

Stated positions, in the campaign's words

“committed to improving the welfare and quality of life for our veterans and their families” source
“advocating for the prohibition of late-term abortions, and resources and care for mothers in need” source
“she believes the federal government should too” source
“support parents in this ongoing effort for transparency and a seat at the table” source
“protecting our constitutional right to bear arms” source
“Erin will never allow radical left-wing politicians to defund the police” source
“backing law enforcement, finishing the wall, and deporting criminal illegal aliens” source

Brad A. MeyerChallenger

Democratic · state reported primary winner

Campaign site · linked through an FEC committee filing

12,788 primary votes

$106K raised

Biography, in the campaign's words

“In 2010, my family and I moved to Bloomington to support the Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane.” source
“Over the years, I served in management roles” source
“I spent 25 years in local manufacturing” source

Prior service stated by the campaign

Navy civilian engineer“I was hired as a Navy civilian engineer and spent nine years working in electromagnetic warfare” source

Stated priorities, in the campaign's words

“fighting for higher wages, fair taxes, and restoring the collective bargaining power” source
“lowering the cost of education, and creating an immigration system that works” source
“running for Congress to get things done for working people” source

Stated positions, in the campaign's words

“Ban interstate corporate speculation to prevent companies from buying up family homes.” source
“Cap and renegotiate student loan interest rates” source
“Complete the expansion of rural broadband” source
“Establish a $20/hour national minimum wage.” source
“Expand Medicare to include dental, vision, and hearing.” source
“We need Medicare for All, a non-profit model” source
“Increase the FICA tax cap to strengthen Social Security” source
“Make public colleges and trade schools tuition-free for low-income families.”

Quoted verbatim from the candidate's own campaign site, which is linked to them through an FEC committee filing. Passages are selected automatically; the wording is the campaign's, and it is a self-description rather than an independent account.