Jamee Decio
Major-party general-election nominee.
Jamee Decio vs. Rudy Yakym. Today's article: every forecast for this race →
Margin from the district's presidential lean on its 2026 lines, one fitted intercept and the national environment as a uniform swing; the win probability adds a decaying incumbency premium (Republican incumbent running). No district poll is blended in.
Major-party general-election nominee.
Incumbent representative for IN-2. Voting record, ideology and biography →
What each candidate's own campaign committees reported for the 2025–26 cycle; outside spending by PACs and parties is not included. Industries are classified from donors' reported employers. The House forecast's win probability reads the two nominees' shares of individual contributions shown here, a small term that never moves the predicted margin. Data: GovMoneyGraph, based on FEC records.
We have not yet ingested a district rating from these independent forecasters for IN-2; links go to their current national House ratings. Missing is shown as missing—not converted into a probability.
Every election in Indiana's 2nd district we hold a result for. District numbers are reused across redistricting, so older rows may cover different ground than the seat does today.

Rep. Rudy Yakym is introducing bipartisan legislation aimed at revamping the roughly $150 billion spent each year in federal grants and is mounting a separate effort to push Congress to address Uncle Sam's roughly $2.8 trillion in improper spending since 2003.

Indiana 2nd District Rep. Rudy Yakym celebrated Mark’s career accomplishments in an address to Congress.

Republican Indiana Rep. Rudy Yakym unveiled legislation Monday afternoon to deter U.S. adversaries from cutting submarine cables.
Candidate field source: 2026 House election roster ↗