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November 2, 2010 General Election List Updated: 9/14/2010 6:11:14PM Date Filed CandidateCombined United States Senator Statewide Brad Ellsworth Democratic 05/17/10 Rebecca Sink-Burris Libertarian 06/29/10 Dan Coats Republican 02/18/10 Jack Rooney W/I(Independ 07/02/10 Jim Miller Write-in 07/06/10 Secretary of State Statewide Vop Osili Democratic 07/13/10 Mike Wherry Libertarian 06/29/10 Charlie White Republican 06/22/10 Auditor of State Statewide Sam Locke Democratic 07/06/10 Eric Knipe Libertarian 06/30/10 Tim Berry Republican 06/22/10 Treasurer of State Statewide Pete Buttigieg Democratic 07/06/10 Richard E. Mourdock Republican 06/22/10 United States Representative District 1 Peter J. Visclosky Democratic 01/20/10 Jon Morris Libertarian 07/15/10 Mark Leyva Republican 01/26/10 District 2 Joe Donnelly Democratic 02/08/10 Mark Vogel Libertarian 06/10/10 Jackie Walorski Republican 01/28/10 District 3 Thomas Hayhurst Democratic 02/17/10 Scott Wise Libertarian 06/10/10 Marlin A. Stutzman Republican 06/14/10 Tom Metzger W/I(Independ 03/24/10 Wes Stephens W/I(Independ 07/06/10 District 4 David Sanders Democratic 01/21/10 John Duncan Libertarian 06/10/10 Todd Rokita Republican 02/01/10 District 5 Tim Crawford Democratic 02/11/10 Jesse C. Trueblood Independent 07/08/10 Richard (Chard) Reid Libertarian 07/15/10 Dan Burton Republican 02/16/10 District 6 Barry Welsh Democratic 02/18/10 Talmage (T. J.) Thompson, Jr. Libertarian 06/30/10 Mike Pence Republican 02/12/10 District 7 Andre D. Carson Democratic 01/20/10 Dav Wilson Libertarian 06/29/10 Marvin B. Scott Republican 02/17/10 Jeffrey Wayne Spoonamore W/I(Independ 07/06/10 District 8 W. Trent VanHaaften Democratic 02/19/10 John Cunningham Libertarian 06/10/10 Larry D. Bucshon Republican 02/02/10 District 9 Baron P. Hill Democratic 02/12/10 Greg "No Bull" Knott Libertarian 06/29/10 Todd Young Republican 01/20/10 Jerry R. Lucas W/I(Independ 02/23/10 State Senator District 1 Frank Mrvan, Jr. Democratic 01/20/10 David B. Spudic Republican 02/19/10 1 November 2, 2010 General Election List Updated: 9/14/2010 6:11:14PM Date Filed CandidateCombined State Senator District 4 Karen Tallian Democratic 01/21/10 Shawn Olson Republican 02/18/10 District 6 Jim Metro Democratic 01/27/10 Charles E. Barman Libertarian 06/29/10 Sue Landske Republican 01/20/10 District 11 Catherine Fanello Democratic 02/05/10 Joe Zakas Republican 02/03/10 District 14 Dennis K. Kruse Republican 01/20/10 District 15 Jack Morris Democratic 02/12/10 Thomas J. (Tom) Wyss Republican 01/27/10 District 17 Jim Banks Republican 01/20/10 District 19 Robert Couse Democratic 06/21/10 Travis Holdman Republican 01/20/10 District 21 Chuck Sosbe Democratic 01/27/10 James R. (Jim) Buck Republican 01/21/10 District 22 Michael J. Oxenrider Democratic 02/17/10 Ron J. Alting Republican 02/11/10 District 23 Philip L. (Phil) Boots Republican 01/25/10 District 25 Tim Lanane Democratic 01/21/10 Brian S. Jacobs Republican 02/11/10 District 26 Sue Errington Democratic 01/20/10 Doug Eckerty Republican 01/20/10 District 27 Donald Crossley Libertarian 06/10/10 Allen Paul Republican 01/20/10 District 29 Robin Shackleford Democratic 01/25/10 Mike Delph Republican 01/25/10 District 31 Frank J. Anderson Democratic 06/17/10 Benjamin Hale Libertarian 07/15/10 James W. Merritt, Jr. Republican 02/03/10 District 38 Timothy Dale Skinner Democratic 01/20/10 Ed Gluck Libertarian 06/29/10 Bill Webster Republican 05/25/10 District 39 Steven M. Thais Democratic 01/20/10 John Waterman Republican 01/26/10 District 41 Chris Roller Democratic 02/19/10 Greg Walker Republican 01/22/10 District 43 Johnny Nugent Republican 02/11/10 District 45 James (Jim) Lewis Democratic 01/20/10 Jim C. Smith Republican 06/02/10 District 46 Charles "Chuck" Freiberger Democratic 01/20/10 Ron Grooms Republican 02/10/10 District 47 Richard D. Young, Jr. Democratic 01/20/10 Ted Metzger Republican 01/28/10 District 48 Lindel O. Hume Democratic 01/20/10 District 49 Patty Avery Democratic 02/19/10 Jim Tomes Republican 01/20/10 State Representative District 1 Linda C. Lawson Democratic 02/02/10 Bill Johnson Republican 01/20/10 2 November 2, 2010 General Election List Updated: 9/14/2010 6:11:14PM Date Filed CandidateCombined State Representative District 2 Earl Harris Democratic 02/16/10 Kenneth R. Stevenson Republican 01/29/10 District 3 Charlie Brown Democratic 02/10/10 John A. Schick Libertarian 06/30/10 District 4 Thomas W. Webber, Sr. Democratic 02/09/10 Ed Soliday Republican 02/17/10 District 5 Craig R. Fry Democratic 02/09/10 Ronald R. Cenkush Libertarian 07/06/10 District 6 B. Patrick Bauer Democratic 02/02/10 Duane Beals Republican 02/12/10 District 7 David L. Niezgodski Democratic 01/28/10 Gregory A. Dudeck Republican 02/17/10 District 8 Ryan M. Dvorak Democratic 02/10/10 Richard Pfeil Republican 02/18/10 District 9 Scott D. Pelath Democratic 02/10/10 Andrew R. Wolf Libertarian 07/06/10 District 10 Charles Chuck Moseley Democratic 01/20/10 Kenneth Michael Kaminski Republican 02/19/10 District 11 Dan Stevenson Democratic 02/09/10 Cy Huerter Republican 01/26/10 District 12 Mara Candelaria Reardon Democratic 02/11/10 Peter N. Karagan Republican 06/28/10 District 13 Chester F. Dobis Democratic 01/25/10 Craig Menninga Republican 06/28/10 District 14 Vernon G. Smith Democratic 02/09/10 Catherine Campbell Republican 02/12/10 District 15 Timothy E. Downs Democratic 02/18/10 Steve Helsel Libertarian 07/06/10 Donald J. Lehe Republican 01/21/10 District 16 Bill Reutebuch Democratic 02/16/10 Douglas L. Gutwein Republican 01/20/10 District 17 Nancy Dembowski Democratic 02/11/10 Richard A. Liedtky Libertarian 06/30/10 Francis K. Ellert Republican 01/27/10 District 18 David A. Wolkins Republican 01/20/10 District 19 Shelli VanDenburgh Democratic 02/02/10 Jeff Duensing Libertarian 06/29/10 Daniel M. Klein Republican 02/18/10 District 20 Tom Dermody Republican 01/20/10 District 21 Dwight Fish Democratic 01/25/10 Benjamin Jarvis Libertarian 07/06/10 Timothy Wesco Republican 02/03/10 District 22 Allen "Big Al" Dunnagan Democratic 02/17/10 Michael (Mike) B. Ridenour Independent 07/08/10 Thom Cox Libertarian 06/10/10 Rebecca Kubacki Republican 02/03/10 District 23 William C. Friend Republican 01/21/10 3 November 2, 2010 General Election List Updated: 9/14/2010 6:11:14PM Date Filed CandidateCombined State Representative District 24 Timothy J. Banter, Jr. Democratic 02/12/10 Richard W. "Rich" McClain Republican 01/20/10 District 25 Jeb Bardon Democratic 01/25/10 Dan Pool Republican 02/18/10 District 26 Paul Roales Democratic 01/20/10 Randy Truitt Republican 02/11/10 James T. Hass W/I(Independ 07/02/10 District 27 Sheila J. Klinker Democratic 02/16/10 Donn Brown Republican 02/15/10 District 28 James "Jim" Rainwater Libertarian 06/29/10 Jeffrey A. Thompson Republican 01/21/10 Danny W. Shipley W/I(Independ 01/05/10 District 29 Joseph (Joe) Weingarten Democratic 02/04/10 Kathy Kreag Richardson Republican 01/20/10 District 30 Ron Herrell Democratic 02/02/10 Michael Karickhoff Republican 02/15/10 District 31 Joe Pearson Democratic 02/16/10 Kevin A. Mahan Republican 01/22/10 District 32 P. Eric Turner Republican 01/20/10 District 33 Ron Liggett Democratic 07/01/10 Bill Davis Republican 01/28/10 District 34 Dennis Tyler Democratic 01/28/10 John J. Tuttle Republican 02/19/10 District 35 Pat L. Smith Democratic 07/02/10 L. Jack Lutz Republican 01/21/10 District 36 Terri Jo Austin Democratic 01/25/10 Greg Noland Libertarian 06/10/10 Kim Builta Republican 01/20/10 District 37 Scott Reske Democratic 02/16/10 Robert Jozwiak (Roofer Rob) Libertarian 06/10/10 Kyle J. Hupfer Republican 02/02/10 District 38 Heath VanNatter Republican 01/26/10 District 39 Jerry Torr Republican 01/21/10 District 40 David T. Hinkle IV Libertarian 06/29/10 Gregory E. Steuerwald Republican 02/02/10 District 41 Tim Brown Republican 02/15/10 District 42 F. Dale Grubb Democratic 02/09/10 Sharon Negele Republican 02/01/10 District 43 Clyde Kersey Democratic 01/20/10 Alan Morrison Republican 06/08/10 District 44 Nancy A. Michael Democratic 02/08/10 Dennis Beatty Libertarian 06/30/10 James (Jim) Baird Republican 01/21/10 District 45 Jesse James Democratic 01/26/10 Bruce Alan Borders Republican 01/21/10 District 46 Bionca D. Gambill Democratic 02/19/10 Bob Heaton Republican 01/21/10 District 47 Ralph M. Foley Republican 01/21/10 4 November 2, 2010 General Election List Updated: 9/14/2010 6:11:14PM Date Filed CandidateCombined State Representative District 48 Timothy Neese Republican 01/20/10 District 49 Wes Culver Republican 01/27/10 District 50 Daniel (Dan) J. Leonard Republican 01/21/10 District 51 Codie Ross Democratic 01/25/10 Richard "Dick" Dodge Republican 01/21/10 District 52 Steve Smart Democratic 06/18/10 Charles (Chuck) Hanneman Libertarian 06/29/10 David Yarde II Republican 01/21/10 District 53 Robert W.
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