J.D. Ford flipped a barn-red district in one of the nation’s most reliably Republican states. Now, like many of his soon-to-be colleagues across the country, the unlikely Democratic midterm winner is thinking about how to keep from becoming a one-term congressman.

Trump? Affordability? Bad candidates? Vote on the top reason Indiana Republicans lost so much ground in the midterms.

Indiana's double-digit swing to the left could have led to a Republican congressional wipeout had they passed Trump-approved maps, some analysts say.

A blue wave washed over Indiana during the midterm elections. Here's what Statehouse seats flipped for Democrats

About a third of Marion County ballots have yet to be counted and they may not all be until Nov. 10 after a machine broke on election night.

The chair of the House Education Committee for 17 years, Behning’s defeat could signal a new era of education policymaking in the state.

House Republicans have chosen Rep. Ben Smaltz (R-Auburn) to lead them through the upheaval caused by Tuesday's blue wave. Why it matters: With a slim majority, the caucus will need to be in lockstep over the next two years to get its priorities passed — something that hasn't always been the case or necessarily a concern over the last decade. Driving the news: After a lengthy closed-door meeting Wednesday, House Republicans selected Smaltz, who...

The blue wave didn't just lap Indiana's shores — it crashed across the state, giving Democrats their first statewide win in more than a decade. It also broke the GOP supermajority in the Statehouse and ousted the state House speaker.

State Rep. Chuck Moseley, a Democrat, appeared to survive a challenge by Portage Assistant Police Chief Ted Uzelac, a Republican, in House District 10.

Of the pair, the most debate has been over whether "Public Question #1" should be enacted. It expands judges' ability to deny bail.