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INDIANA POLLING & ELECTIONS

Indiana Poll Tracker

What the surveys asked, who answered, and what the results can tell us.

Evidence before predictions

This initial collection contains two surveys and three distinct questions. It does not establish a current statewide polling average or predict a winner. Historical surveys and voluntary reader polls are separated below.

Source review: 2026-09-10. A review date is not a poll field date. Coverage is not exhaustive.

Historical survey questions

HISTORICAL

Secretary of State — earlier candidate matchup

Historical matchup: this question included Diego Morales, before Max Engling became the Republican nominee. It does not measure the current candidate field.

Field dates
October 24–November 1, 2025 (reported by Indiana Capital Chronicle)
Pollster
InAct
Sample
400 likely general-election voters (reported)
Sponsor
Independent Indiana (advocacy organization)
Results, methods & sources →
HISTORICAL

Secretary of State — party-preference question

Historical 2025 survey. This asked about party preference, not named candidates. It must not be combined with the candidate question or presented as a current polling average.

Field dates
October 24–November 1, 2025 (reported)
Pollster
InAct
Sample
400 likely general-election voters (reported)
Sponsor
Independent Indiana (advocacy organization)
Results, methods & sources →

Reader surveys — non-scientific

NON-SCIENTIFIC

Secretary of State — HPN reader survey

Non-scientific reader survey. These are participating readers, not a representative sample of Indiana voters. The choices also included Harrison Jacobo, whom the publisher says did not qualify for the ballot.

Field dates
August 21–28, 2026
Pollster
Hoosier Politics Now
Sample
402 voluntary respondents
Sponsor
Hoosier Politics Now
Results, methods & sources →

How we handle polling

  • Show the source, sponsor, field dates and available methods. Missing information stays identified as missing.
  • Keep party-preference, named-candidate and issue questions separate. Do not average incompatible populations or methods.
  • Label historical matchups and voluntary surveys. A single survey is not a forecast.
  • Publish trends only when enough comparable surveys are available. Link the original questionnaire and crosstabs when available.
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ELECTION NIGHT · NOVEMBER 3, 2026

Follow Indiana’s election returns

Visit the state’s official results portal for vote totals as election officials report them. Election-night returns are unofficial until certified; reporting times vary and not all races update together.

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Election date checked September 10, 2026 against the Indiana Election Division. Use official sources for current deadlines and ballot details.