President

Joe Biden, D

Donald Trump, R

Governor

Jennifer McCormick, D

Mike Braun, R

US Senator

Valerie McCray, D

A longtime resident of the Mapleton-Fall Creek neighborhood of Indianapolis, McCray would be the first Black senator to represent Indiana if elected. Her top priority is addressing the nation's mental health crisis. According to her website, she appreciates the merits of capitalism but believes the American version is "narcissistic and sociopathic," made worse by the Citizens United Supreme Court decision that allowed corporations to donate to political campaigns without limits. She also wants to work on affordable housing, ethical artificial intelligence investment, removing interest on student loans and protecting women's rights in the wake of the Dobbs decision. (From the Indy Star)

Jim Banks, R

Banks has made a methodical climb through the ranks of political power ― from county party chair to state senator and now four terms as U.S. representative for Indiana's 3rd district ― and has emerged as a leading Republican in the House's ultraconservative wing. Some of his chief concerns include securing the southern border, cutting down the $31 trillion federal debt and supporting increased military spending. He is also a vocal frontliner on the culture wars, speaking out in favor of more restrictive abortion laws and against "wokeness" in schools. Banks has the backing of former President Donald Trump, the Indiana Republican Party and conservative fundraising powerhouse Club for Growth. (From the Indy Star)

US Rep. District 6

Cynthia (Cinde) Wirth, D

Jefferson Shreve, R

State Senator District 42

Ryan Retzner, D

Jean Leising, R

State Rep. District 54

Cory Criswell, R — running unopposed

Circuit Court Judge 65th Circuit

Brian Hill, R — running unopposed

Circuit Court Clerk

Jennifer (Jenny) Sammons, R — running unopposed

County Auditor

Tammy Justice, R — running unopposed

County Treasurer

Susan N. Spaeth, R — running unopposed

County Coroner

Scott Medd, D

County Surveyor

Marvin L. Rees, R — running unopposed

County Commissioner Middle District

Ronald (Ron) Jarman, R

County Commissioner Southern District

Jeffery (Jeff) Wilson, R