INDIANAPOLIS — Votes are still being counted Wednesday morning throughout central Indiana.
While votes are not official yet and it's not yet clear when all votes might be counted, projections on some key races have already been made.
These are the local projections called so far by the Associated Press and or ABC News:
- Indiana Governor: Gov. Eric Holcomb wins reelection
- Indiana Attorney General: Republican Todd Rokita beat Democratic former Evansville Mayor Jonathan Weinzapfel to win the race to be Indiana's next attorney general. Rokita's campaign announced Tuesday he had tested positive for COVID-19.
- Indiana's 6th District: Republican Rep. Greg Pence wins reelection
- Indiana's 7th District: Democratic Rep. André Carson has won reelection where he will serve his seventh consecutive term.
- Indiana's 9th District: Rep. Trey Hollingsworth wins reelection
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Indiana's 5th District
The race for Indiana's 5th District is still too close to call as of 12:45 p.m. Wednesday.
"We know they're still counting the votes, but we feel we are on the track to win," Spartz said during a speech Tuesday night.
You can watch the speech posted on Facebook below:
In response, Democratic nominee Christina Hale's campaign manager released the following statement:
"Hoosiers deserve to have their votes counted and voices heard,” Joann Saridakis, Hale's campaign manager, said. “The Spartz campaign’s declaration is premature and flies in the face of our democratic process. As we said earlier, there are almost 100,000 mail-in votes in the Fifth District that have not yet been counted, specifically in Marion and Hamilton Counties. We will continue to monitor vote totals before making any formal announcements and we would ask that Victoria Spartz extend voters that same courtesy.”
Recap from the polls
Most counties reported no major issues at the polls on Election Day.
In Madison County, voters were waiting in line long after the 6 p.m. polling place closing time.
Madison County Clerk Olivia Pratt says there wasn't enough voting machines for the big turnout of voters today.
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