Indiana's Republican congressional delegation has collectively endorsed President Donald Trump's mid-decade redistricting plan ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. Initially, five of the seven GOP members publicly supported the proposal, with the remaining two joining shortly after. This move aligns Indiana with other red states advocating for mid-cycle redistricting to counteract what Republicans describe as Democratic gerrymandering. Trump’s political operation is reportedly considering primary challenges against Indiana lawmakers who do not support the redistricting effort. Key Indiana Republican leaders, including House Speaker Todd Huston and Senate President Rodric Bray, have been urged to advance the redistricting process. Senator Todd Young, who had previously expressed reservations, has stated his support for the state legislators’ judgment on the matter. The initiative is seen as part of a broader strategy by Trump and his allies to reshape congressional maps in favor of Republican interests ahead of the 2026 elections.