What to know on Indiana primary election day: Governor race, House candidates and more
In Indiana, open races for governor and Senate as well as some key House primaries are on tap Tuesday.
Voters will head the polls in Indiana for state and congressional primaries Tuesday, where most of the action will be in GOP primaries up and down the ballot.
The winners of the open Republican primaries for governor and Senate will be favored to take those offices in the November general election. The governor's race also presents an early test of former President Donald Trump’s endorsement.
The Indiana primaries also feature open contests in three ruby-red House seats that are likely to send the GOP nominees to Congress next year. And one Republican congresswoman is facing a challenge from her right, centered in part on aid for Ukraine.
Indiana is home to just one competitive House race in the general election, with three Republicans competing to take on Democratic Rep. Frank Mrvan.
Polls close at 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. ET across the state, part of which is in the Central time zone. Here are three things to watch in Indiana on Tuesday.
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