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Indiana Capital Chronicle For The Republic New faces emerged in at least a third of Indiana’s congressional races after voters in all nine Hoosier districts decided their representatives for the U.S.

The 6th Congressional District seat is up for grabs after incumbent U.S. Rep. Greg Pence announced at the beginning of the year that he would not seek reelection to Congress. Sign up for our NewslettersPence is the brother of former governor and vice president Mike Pence.

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In Indiana’s ninth district, a Republican incumbent is running once again for her seat, facing a physician running as a Democrat as well as a Libertarian who was asked to run for the position by the state party chair.

Sitting U.S. Rep. Jim Baird, a Republican, will keep his congressional seat after claiming victory over his competitors, Democrat Derrick Holder and Libertarian Ashley Groff. The Associated Press called the race shortly before 9 p.

Republicans maintained their dominant hold on Indiana U.S. congressional seats Tuesday, winning seven of the nine races.

Andre Carson, a Democratic representative for Indiana’s 7th Congressional District, faces two challengers this November: Libertarian Rusty Johnson and Republican John Schmitz.

Republican state Sen. Mark Messmer easily claimed victory over Democrat Erik Hurt and Libertarian K. Richard Fitzlaff on