The 2024 Indiana Attorney General election was held on November 5, 2024, to elect the attorney general of the state of Indiana. It coincided with the concurrent presidential election, as well as various state and local elections, including for U.S. Senate, U.S. House, and governor of Indiana.
The Republican Convention took place on June 15. The Democratic Convention took place on July 13. Incumbent attorney general Todd Rokita was elected for a second term defeating Democratic lawyer Destiny Wells.
Republican convention Candidates
Nominee Todd Rokita, incumbent attorney general
Democratic convention Candidates Nominee Destiny Wells, lawyer, former assistant attorney general, and nominee for secretary of state in 2022
Eliminated at convention Beth White, former Marion County Clerk and nominee for secretary of state in 2014
Results Democratic convention results Candidate Round 1 Votes % Destiny Wells 1,057 68.99 Beth White 475 31.00 Total ballots 1,532 100.00
General election Predictions SourceRankingAs ofSabato's Crystal Ball July 25, 2024
Fundraising Campaign finance reports as of September 30, 2024CandidateRaisedSpentCash on handTodd Rokita (R)$2,618,207$582,391$2,035,816Destiny Wells (D)$838,443$290,118$548,325Source: Indiana Secretary of State
Debate + 2024 Indiana Attorney General election debate Date Host Moderator Link ParticipantsKey: Participant Absent Non-invitee Invitee Withdrawn Rokita Wells 1 October 2, 2024 FOX 59/CBS 4 Dan Spehler Video
Endorsements
Polling Poll source Date(s)administered Samplesize Marginof error Todd Destiny UndecidedActiVoteActiVoteOctober 5–28, 2024400 (LV)± 4.9%55%45%–ActiVoteActiVoteSeptember 3 – October 5, 2024400 (LV)± 4.9%53%47%–ARW StrategiesARW StrategiesSeptember 23–25, 2024600 (LV) –51%36%13%Emerson CollegeEmerson CollegeSeptember 12–13, 20241,000 (LV)± 3%49%35%16%Lake Research Partners (D)Lake Research Partners (D)August 26 – September 2, 2024600 (LV)± 4%44%41%15%
Results
By county + Vote breakdown by county Todd RokitaRepublican Destiny WellsDemocratic County Votes % Votes % Adams 9,344 75.2% 3,080 24.8% Allen 89,960 56.7% 68,776 43.3% Bartholomew 20,105 62.4% 12,097 37.6% Benton 2,948 75.0% 985 25.0% Blackford 3,537 72.3% 1,356 27.7% Boone 22,601 58.0% 16,346 42.0% Brown 5,465 64.1% 3,061 35.9% Carroll 6,854 74.6% 2,334 25.4% Cass 9,803 69.6% 4,285 30.4% Clark 33,952 59.7% 22,874 40.3% Clay 8,957 76.8% 2,709 23.2% Clinton 8,530 71.5% 3,404 28.5% Crawford 3,317 70.9% 1,362 29.1% Daviess 8,877 81.2% 2,056 18.8% Dearborn 21,018 79.8% 5,315 20.2% Decatur 9,030 77.4% 2,641 22.6% Dekalb 13,185 72.5% 5,006 27.5% Delaware 24,545 55.8% 19,436 44.2% Dubois 14,472 71.8% 5,677 28.2% Elkhart 46,301 66.5% 23,333 33.5% Fayette 7,214 76.3% 2,237 23.7% Floyd 23,744 58.4% 16,879 41.6% Fountain 6,185 78.4% 1,709 21.6% Franklin 9,357 82.3% 2,014 17.7% Fulton 6,376 72.7% 2,389 27.3% Gibson 11,561 75.0% 3,845 25.0% Grant 15,915 69.5% 6,985 30.5% Greene 10,580 75.5% 3,433 24.5% Hamilton 97,441 53.7% 84,046 46.3% Hancock 28,608 65.7% 14,949 34.3% Harrison 14,516 73.0% 5,365 27.0% Hendricks 48,596 60.4% 31,854 39.6% Henry 14,516 71.0% 5,929 29.0% Howard 25,070 65.5% 13,183 34.5% Huntington 12,526 73.1% 4,609 26.9% Jackson 14,170 77.4% 4,148 22.6% Jasper 11,711 77.8% 3,333 22.2% Jay 5,879 75.5% 1,909 24.5% Jefferson 9,275 67.7% 4,417 32.3% Jennings 8,983 78.1% 2,513 21.9% Johnson 45,545 65.8% 23,621 34.2% Knox 10,422 73.6% 3,735 26.4% Kosciusko 25,835 76.1% 8,128 23.9% Lagrange 7,795 77.5% 2,260 22.5% Lake 93,352 46.6% 106,829 53.4% LaPorte 26,030 57.2% 19,499 42.8% Lawrence 15,243 75.0% 5,082 25.0% Madison 33,719 61.1% 21,465 38.9% Marion 123,832 35.2% 228,038 64.8% Marshall 13,607 71.8% 5,348 28.2% Martin 3,736 77.6% 1,081 22.4% Miami 10,146 75.1% 3,355 24.9% Monroe 21,010 36.2% 36,972 63.8% Montgomery 11,823 72.7% 4,440 27.3% Morgan 25,538 74.6% 8,679 25.4% Newton 5,059 78.4% 1,396 21.6% Noble 13,567 74.5% 4,636 25.5% Ohio 2,294 77.1% 682 22.9% Orange 6,035 74.8% 2,029 25.2% Owen 6,977 73.2% 2,560 26.8% Parke 4,986 77.2% 1,471 22.8% Perry 5,183 63.3% 3,008 36.7% Pike 4,346 76.2% 1,357 23.8% Porter 47,380 56.0% 37,297 44.0% Posey 9,230 72.3% 3,533 27.7% Pulaski 4,191 76.0% 1,324 24.0% Putnam 12,018 74.1% 4,197 25.9% Randolph 7,605 74.6% 2,588 25.4% Ripley 11,481 80.9% 2,715 19.1% Rush 5,400 73.6% 1,934 26.4% Scott 6,079 70.1% 2,599 29.9% Shelby 13,467 71.5% 5,381 28.5% Spencer 7,189 71.7% 2,833 28.3% St. Joseph 54,545 50.1% 54,291 49.9% Starke 7,337 74.3% 2,536 25.7% Steuben 11,139 71.4% 4,465 28.6% Sullivan 6,091 73.0% 2,254 27.0% Switzerland 3,180 77.2% 939 22.8% Tippecanoe 32,357 50.4% 31,847 49.6% Tipton 5,634 73.3% 2,048 26.7% Union 2,664 78.6% 725 21.4% Vanderburgh 41,794 57.5% 30,928 42.5% Vermillion 4,782 69.4% 2,105 30.6% Vigo 23,176 57.8% 16,937 42.2% Wabash 10,125 74.8% 3,413 25.2% Warren 3,327 76.9% 1,002 23.1% Warrick 21,207 66.5% 10,706 33.5% Washington 9,390 76.5% 2,891 23.5% Wayne 17,130 65.4% 9,069 34.6% Wells 9,892 77.5% 2,877 22.5% White 7,840 71.5% 3,120 28.5% Whitley 12,792 74.4% 4,408 25.6% Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican St. Joseph (largest municipality: South Bend) Vanderburgh (largest city: Evansville)
By congressional district Rokita won seven of nine congressional districts.https://davesredistricting.org/maps#viewmap::c08c9df0-9756-4c5a-a7e7-01ff03bbb170 District Rokita Wells Representative 49.8% 50.2%Frank J. Mrvan 63% 37%Rudy Yakym65%35%Jim Banks (118th Congress)Marlin Stutzman (119th Congress) 64% 36%Jim Baird 58% 42%Victoria Spartz65%35%Greg Pence (118th Congress)Jefferson Shreve (119th Congress) 29% 71%André Carson67%33%Larry Bucshon (118th Congress)Mark Messmer (119th Congress) 64% 36%Erin Houchin
Notes
Partisan clients
See also 2024 United States attorney general elections
References
External links Official campaign websites Todd Rokita (R) for Attorney General Destiny Wells (D) for Attorney General