Incumbents retained their seats in most of the central Indiana House races on the midterm election ballot. But one race remained uncertain Thursday afternoon as votes continued to be counted. District 89 is within about 250 votes.

Two candidates are running for the newly redrawn Indiana House District 32: Republican candidate Fred Glynn and Democratic candidate Victoria Garcia Wilburn.

Two candidates are running for Indiana's 46th House District: Democratic candidate Kurtis Cummings and incumbent Republican Rep. Bob Heaton (Terre Haute). District 46 covers Owen County, half of Clay County, and portions of Monroe and Vigo counties.

Two candidates are running for Indiana House District 89: Democrat incumbent Mitch Gore and Republican candidate Michael-Paul Hart.

Two candidates are running for Indiana House District 26: Democratic incumbent Chris Campbell and Republican Fred Duttlinger. The district primarily covers the city of West Lafayette, with its western boundary following along the Wabash River.

Half of the seats in the Indiana Senate and all 100 of the seats in the Indiana House of Representatives are up for election this year. Here are the Central Indiana races.

Two candidates are running to represent the newly redrawn Indiana House District 41, which includes portions of Tippecanoe, Montgomery, Clinton, and Boone counties: Republican Mark Genda and Democrat Greg Woods.

Indiana House Republicans have a new budget architect 12-term Rep. Jeff Thompson (R-Lizton).

A bill headed to the governor’s desk is meant to boost family services for pregnant Hoosiers and children as Republicans are poised to largely ban abortion.

Indiana House Republicans voted to ban nearly all abortions Friday, with limited exceptions.