UPDATE (May 7th, 2026):
(Links to full Indiana results in original post)
The Allen County Election Board released unofficial voting tallies from Tuesday’s Primary just after noon on Wednesday. New voting centers, which were more convenient, meant every machine had the whole ballot, which took longer to process. 53 new voting centers were rolled out this cycle, where any registered Allen County voter could cast their ballot. Election officials said they prioritized accuracy over speed.
Of note in the still unofficial results, Senator Liz Brown of Fort Wayne has a 15-vote lead over challenger Darren Vogt. Another race was won by only 67 votes.
Paul Moss beat Ewelina Connolly for the nomination for Richard Beck’s Allen County commissioner seat
The Allen County Election Board released the following, along with the results:
Although the Primary election results are taking additional time, we anticipate releasing unofficial results after 12:00 PM based on current tabulation rates. Despite the results being delayed, poll workers and most importantly, voters praised the process and convenience of being able to vote at any Vote Center on Election Day.
As we prepare for the upcoming General Election in November, we will be working with our Election vendor to increase technical capabilities so that results can be compiled and distributed earlier. This election was a learning process for utilizing Vote Centers in Allen County. Overall, we will always place accuracy over speed when distributing results.
ORIGINAL POST:
ALLEN CO., Ind. (ADAMS) – Results for yesterday’s Primary Election in Allen County are not yet finished. Allen County Election Board officials say the size of the ballot is what is taking a bit longer. Some results are extremely close but not yet decided.
You can see updated results HERE
Statewide, five of seven Indiana state senators who voted against redistricting will now be unseated. President Trump supported opponents of the incumbent state senators who did not support the mid-decade redistricting efforts supported by the White House.
Republican State Senators Dan Dernulc, Linda Rogers, Travis Holdman, James Buck, and Greg Walker were defeated by Trump-endorsed Republican challengers Tuesday night. Two Indiana state senators who voted against redistricting did win the primary yesterday- those are incumbent Republican State Senators Spencer Deery in District 23 and Greg Goode in District 38.
Get more HERE
Get more statewide results HERE
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