Victoria Spartz wins U.S. House seat for Indiana 

Republican incumbent Victoria Spartz retained another term in Indiana’s 5th Congressional District in the House of Representatives race.With 98% of Indiana polls reporting at the time of this writing, Spartz secured 56.6% of the vote.“Last night, the American people sent a resounding message that they are tired of lawlessness, radicalism, elitism, identity politics, open borders, failed economic policies and a government that is not serving them,” Spartz said in a statement.Democratic challenger Deborah Pickett garnered 38%. of the total vote.Independent Robby Slaughter and Libertarian Lauri Shillings secured 2.7% of the total vote each. Originally from Ukraine, Spartz brought an economic outlook to her role, previously underscoring her woes over government spending. She aligned herself with prominent Republican figures, including Former President and President-elect Donald Trump and Indiana Governor-elect Mike Braun.“I am very honored and humbled to have the support of my fellow Hoosiers and will do my part to make my party deliver on our promises,” Spartz said in a statement.Contact multi-media & senior sports reporter Noral Parham III at 317-762-7846 or via email at noralp@indyrecorder.com. Follow him on X @3Noral. For more news, click here.The post Victoria Spartz wins U.S. House seat for Indiana appeared first on Indianapolis Recorder.