The Indiana Democratic and Republican Presidential Primary Elections are pivotal events in the process of selecting each party’s nominee for the President of the United States. Held in May, these primaries offer registered Democrats and Republicans in Indiana the opportunity to vote for their preferred candidates, contributing to the national momentum and delegate counts leading up to the Democratic and Republican National Conventions. Indiana’s primaries can be especially consequential in years when the nomination race is closely contested, as the state’s delegates can play a critical role in securing a candidate’s position as the party’s nominee. The outcomes of these primaries not only reflect the political preferences of Indiana’s electorate but also contribute to shaping the overall trajectory of the national presidential campaigns, underscoring the importance of Indiana’s voters in the American political landscape.