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IN-2 House Race 2028 (Indiana)
Election day: November 7, 2028.
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- Republican party92%
- Democratic party9%
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In the news
- ABC57 takes a closer look at Indiana's 2nd District close call congressional race
SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Republican incumbent Rudy Yakym will serve a third term representing Hoosiers in Washington, D.C., after beating out Democrat Jamee Decio and Libertarian William Henry. However, it was a lot closer than Yakym's previous…
- 2nd District Congressional race closer than Yakym's previous wins
Rudy Yakym, the Republican incumbent U.S. Congressman from Indiana's 2nd District, retained his seat at Capitol Hill with closer margins than either of his previous two congressional campaigns. Democrat Scott Houldieson prevailed in…
- Election 2026: Rudy Yakym wins re-election in Indiana's 2nd Congressional District
ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, Ind. (WSBT) — Republican incumbent Rudy Yakym remains won re-election in Indiana's 2nd District in a surprisingly close race against Democrat Jamee Decio. This will be Yakym's third term. The 2nd Congressional District…
- Richee-Rich Jamee Decio is fundamentally unqualified to represent Indiana’s 2nd Congressional District -- Being Rich is Not Enough
Many feel she was too good to life here but now wants to buy herself a Congressional Seat with her Inheritance. While having served in no public office or being anything short of a homegrown carpetbagger? She wants to return from Hollywood…
- WATCH: Full Indiana 2nd District Congressional Debate moderated by ABC57's Brian Conybeare
ABC57 News in South Bend, Ind. covers all of Michiana including St. Joseph, Elkhart, Kosciusko, LaPorte and Marshall counties in Indiana and Berrien, Cass, Van Buren and St. Joseph counties in Mich. WATCH: Full Indiana 2nd District…
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