With the Indiana General Assembly now in recess until January 9th, 2022, all 100 Indiana State Senators are preparing to campaign for re-election. Senate Districts were redrawn in November of 2018, as a result of the 2020 census. This article will take a look at the 2022 Indiana State Senators, their districts, and who might be challenging them in the coming years.
Indiana’s political landscape in 2022
Indiana will have a new governor in 2022. The current governor is Mike Pence, who is term-limited. The next governor will be chosen by the Indiana General Assembly. Here are the candidates that are currently campaigning:
Karen Handel (R) – Karen Handel is a conservative Republican senator from Georgia. She has been in the US Congress since 2001 and has served as Secretary of Health and Human Services for President Donald Trump.
Jared Polis (D) – Jared Polis is a Democratic congressman from Colorado. He is the founder of BlueTribe, a technology company that makes online voting software. He has also served as a member of the US House of Representatives since 2009.
Governor Pence has endorsed Karen Handel for governor. Jared Polis has not yet endorsed any candidate for governor, but he has said that he plans to run in 2022 if he does not win the nomination for president of the US Senate.
Indiana’s congressional delegation in 2022
As of May 31, 2022, there are 18 members of Indiana’s congressional delegation. This includes 10 representatives and eight senators. The table below provides information about each of Indiana’s congressional delegation members.
Indiana Congressional Delegation Members
Representative: Jackie Walorski (R-IN-2)
Senator: Todd Young (R-IN-9)
Representative: Marcy Kaptur (D-OH-13)
Senator: Joe Donnelly (D-IN-10)
Representative: David McIntosh (R-IN-3)
Senator: Jim Banks (R-IN-3)
Representative: Andre Carson (D-IN-7)
Senator: Todd Rokita (R-IN-4)
Representative: Luke Messer (R-IN-6)
Senator Richard Mourdock is no longer a member of the Indiana congressional delegation.
Indiana’s state senators in 2022
In 2022, Indiana’s state senators will be elected in general elections. This is an important year for the state of Indiana, as it will determine the composition of the Indiana General Assembly and the Governor’s office.
Here are 7 things to watch out for in 2022:
1. The race for Senate Vice President. This will be an important position, as it will determine who will lead the Senate in the absence of a majority leader. It is likely that one of the candidates for Senate Vice President will be from the Republican Party, so watch out for their positions on major issues.
2. The race for Senate Majority Leader. This is another important position, as it determines who will have control over the agenda of the Senate. It is likely that one of the candidates for Senate Majority Leader will be from the Democratic Party, so watch out for their positions on major issues.
3. The race for Lieutenant Governor. This is a key position, as it determines who will be responsible for appointing members to state boards and commissions. It is likely that one of the candidates for Lieutenant Governor will be from the Republican Party, so watch out for their positions on major issues.
4. The race for Attorney General. This is an important position, as it determines who will be responsible for defending the state in court. It is likely that one of the candidates for the Attorney General will be from the Republican Party, so watch out for their positions on major issues.
5. The race for Secretary of State. This is an important position, as it determines who will be responsible for overseeing elections in Indiana. It is likely that one of the candidates for Secretary of State will be from the Democratic Party, so watch out for their positions on major issues.
6. The race for Governor. This is an important election year, as it will determine who will be the next Governor of Indiana. It is likely that one of the candidates for Governor will be from the Republican Party, so watch out for their positions on major issues.
7. The race for the U.S. Senate seat in Indiana. This is an important election year, as it will determine who will serve as a Senator from Indiana. It is likely that one of the candidates for the U.S. Senate seat in Indiana will be from the Republican Party, so watch out for their positions on major issues.
The impact of the elections on Indiana
As the dust settles from this year’s hotly-contested state elections in Indiana, it is clear that the impact of the elections will be felt for years to come.
One of the most important issues that were highlighted during the elections was healthcare. Indiana was one of the states that voted against the Affordable Care Act (ACA), and as a result, many people in the state lack access to affordable health insurance.
The elections also saw a number of new state senators appointed, who will now have a big role to play in shaping Indiana’s future.
One of these new state senators is Democrat Tim Lanane. Lanane is a former mayor of Fort Wayne, and he has been vocal about his plans to improve healthcare in Indiana. He believes that Obamacare needs to be repealed and replaced with something more affordable and tailored to Indiana’s unique needs.
Lanane is just one example of the impact that the elections will have on Indiana’s future. The new state senators will now have a chance to make their mark on key issues such as healthcare, taxation, and education.
What to watch for in the election
There are a few key things to watch for in the upcoming Indiana state senate election. One of the most important is who will win control of the chamber.
If the Republicans win control, they will be able to pass some important bills. These bills could include measures that would limit abortion access and increase the number of guns in public places. They may also attempt to repeal the Affordable Care Act (ACA), which would cause a lot of people who have insurance through the ACA to lose their coverage.
If the Democrats win control, they will be able to block many of the Republican’s proposals. This includes bills that would restrict abortion access and increase the number of guns in public places. They may also try to pass legislation that would create new jobs in Indiana.
The election is scheduled for November 3rd. You can find more information about the candidates and the election at https://in.gov/sos/elections/general/index.html#elec