Voter Turnout Final voting numbers are still being tallied, but Indiana saw a record number of early voters with more than 1.5 million casting an early ballot headed into the weekend before the election. To put that in perspective, 2.8 million voters in total voted in the 2016 election. Several counties have indicated that it may be days before they are able to count all the ballots. The summary below is based on information available as of the time of publication. Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb (R) was re-elected to another four-year term. With 85% of precincts reporting, the current tally is Holcomb with 57.7%, followed by former health commissioner Woody Myers (D) with 30% and Donald Rainwater (L) with 12.3%. Attorney General Race In the attorney general race, Todd Rokita, former Indiana secretary of state and congressman, beat Jonathan Weinzapfel, former state legislator and mayor of Evansville, 61.5% - 38.5%. Indiana Congressional Races All nine of Indiana’s congressional seats were up for election in 2020. Two seats opened up when long-time First District Congressman Pete Visclosky (D) opted not to run for re-election after 36 years of service, and Fifth District Congresswoman Susan Brooks (R) opted not to run for a fifth term. The Fifth District saw contested primaries for both Republicans and Democrats, which eventually saw Victoria Spartz (R) and Christina Hale (D) winning their respective nominations. Since that time, both candidates and outside groups have spent $18.5 million on this race. Spartz currently leads with 187,423 votes to Hale's 165,784. So far, 89% of the precincts are reporting, but the margin may be too much for Hale to overcome. Hamilton County, which has the most population in the district, announced late on Tuesday that 30,000 ballots had yet to be counted. Below is a list of all congressional seats. Where there is a known outcome, the winner is in bold. First District • Frank Mrvan Jr (D) • Mark Leyva (R) • Michael Strauss (L) Second District • Jackie Walorski (R) • Patricia Hackett (D) Third District • Jim Banks (R) • Chip Coldiron (D) Fourth District • Jim Baird (R) • Joe Mackey (D) Fifth District • Victoria Spartz (R) • Christina Hale (D) • Kenneth Tucker (L) Sixth District • Greg Pence (R) • Jeannine Lake (D) • Tom Ferkinhoff (L) Seventh District • André Carson (D) • Susan Marie Smith (R) Eighth District • Larry Bucshon (R) • Thomasina Marsili (D) • James Rodenberger (L) Ninth District • Trey Hollingsworth (R) • Andy Ruff (D) • Tonya Mills (L) Indiana Legislature One hundred twenty-five legislative seats (100 House, 25 Senate) were up for election in 2020. Thirty-one House seats and nine Senate seats were uncontested, leaving 69 contested House and 16 contested Senate races. Supermajority control for the Republicans in both chambers was at stake with House Republicans needing to protect all 67 of their seats to maintain their supermajority. At the time of this publication, if all races hold their projected winners, the House Republicans will have 72 seats in the 2021 session with 28 seats held by Democrats. Senate Republicans needed to hold 34 seats to maintain their supermajority and started the day with 40 seats. At the time of publication, Senate Republicans are projected to lose one seat and maintain a 39-11 supermajority. Indiana House of Representatives • Dale DeVon (R) won over John Westerhausen (D) by 56% to 44%. • Incumbent Ross Deal (D) was defeated by Jake Teshka (R) 42% to 58% respectively. • HD 15, which is currently held by incumbent Chris Chyung (D) is in a tight race with former State Representative Hal Slager (R). As of late last night, Slager has a lead of 52% with 78% of precincts reporting. • Incumbent Lisa Beck (D) was defeated by former State Representative Julie Olthoff (R) by 48% to 52%. • Donna Schaibley (R) won over Naomi Bechtold (D) by 59% to 41%. • Incumbent Melanie Wright (D) was defeated by Elizabeth Rowray (R) by 45% to 55% respectively. • Speaker Todd Huston (R) won over Aimee Rivera Cole (D) by 58% to 42%. • Jerry Torr (R) won over Ashley Klein (D) by 54% to 46%. • Incumbent Terry Goodin (D) was defeated by Zach Payne (R) by 44% to 56% respectively. • HD 75, which is currently an open seat was won by Cindy Ledbetter (R) with 61% to John Hurley’s (D) 39%. • Martin Carbaugh (R) won over Kyle Miller (D) by 54% to 46%. • Chris Jeter (R) won HD 88 over Pam Dechert (D) by 60% to 40% (this seat was previously held by former Speaker Brian Bosma). • In HD 89, incumbent Cindy Kirchhofer (R) is leading Mitch Gore (D) by 51% to 49% with 71% of precincts reporting. Indiana Senate • Mike Bohacek (R) is the projected winner over Gary Davis (D) by 65% to 35% with 39% of precincts reporting. • The race for Senate District 30, currently held by John Ruckelshaus (R), facing challenger Fady Qaddoura (D) is still very close. As of the time of this publication, Qaddoura had a lead of approximately 1,800 votes with roughly 82% of precincts reporting. • Aaron Freeman (R) won over Belinda Drake (D) by 65% to 35%. • Mike Young (R) won over Pete Cowden (D) by 55% to 45%. • Jack Sandlin (R) won over Ashley Eason (D) by 56% to 44%. • Blue Seats = Democrat • Red Seats = Republican • Grey Seats = Undecided • Light Red = Seat Switched to Republican To see a complete breakdown of all 125 Indiana Legislative races click here. Latest Executive Order Last week, Governor Holcomb signed Executive Order 20-47 which extends the public health emergency until December 1, 2020. This is the eighth renewal of the public health emergency. .