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U.S. House · Indiana · Nov 3 · 7 days out

Indiana House, district 7

Andre Carson (Democrat, incumbent) against Patrick McAuley (Republican).

Andre Carson
Democrat · incumbent · record Left 36
98%party to win
vs.
Patrick McAuley
Republican · challenger · no positions yet
<1%party to win

Where they stand

From their voting record.

Andre Carsonrecord
IssueLeftCenterRight
Overall
36
Federal budget, taxes and spending
32
Business, finance and labor
34
Trade and industrial policy
32
Foreign policy, trade and defense
37
Health care
37
Education
36
Immigration
41
Crime and justice
37
Guns
38
Civil rights, gender and religion
39
Elections, representation and accountability
35
Federal power and civil liberties
38
Energy, environment, land and agriculture
39
Housing, transportation, technology and vice
37

Money

FEC to Sep 30
RaisedCarson
$1.1MMcAuley
—Itemized, named donorsCarson
$375kMcAuley
—Named donorsCarson
379McAuley
—Itemized from IndianaCarson
60%McAuley
—
The FEC doesn't name donors who give under $200, so their gifts count in Raised but not Itemized.

In their own words

Campaign sites and X

“Dedicated Service. Honest Leadership. Common Sense Solutions.”

“There are just 3️⃣ weekends left until Election Day! Have you made your plan to vote? Join Team Carson as we work to elect Democrats up and down the ballot. Sign up:” Carson · X post · Oct 17 · ↗

“Building The Next generation”

“Patrick will prioritize expanded trades, apprenticeships, and skilled-job opportunities” McAuley · Campaign site · Oct 19 · ↗

All market contracts · Kalshi and Polymarket · 4
CandidatePlatformContractBidAskLastVolume
Andre CarsonKalshiDemocrat wins97%>99%98%$19,778Open ↗
Andre CarsonPolymarketDemocrat wins98%99%96%$7,947Open ↗
Patrick McAuleyKalshiRepublican wins<1%3%3%$1,403Open ↗
Patrick McAuleyPolymarketRepublican wins<1%1%<1%$37,789Open ↗
Prices in cents on the dollar, read Oct 27, 2026. A party contract pays if that party wins the seat.
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Statement estimate · odds are a market close, not a poll