Frank Mrvan
DemocraticIncumbent
U.S. Representative for Indiana's 1st district since 2021
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U.S. House · Nov 3, 2026
Incumbent: Frank J. Mrvan, running for re-election.
Democratic Rep. Frank Mrvan, first elected in 2020, faces Republican Barb Regnitz, a Porter County commissioner; candidates are listed in the order of the state's certified list, and two filed write-in candidates are not printed on the ballot.
U.S. Representative for Indiana's 1st district since 2021
Porter County commissioner, elected in 2022; former financial planner
What each candidate says they support or would do, on the issues they campaign on. Summaries use the same neutral words for everyone and link to the candidate’s own words.
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DemocraticFrank Mrvan
Supports Medicare negotiation of drug prices, the $35 monthly insulin cost limit and the $2,000 Medicare Part D out-of-pocket cap enacted in the Inflation Reduction Act, which he backed.
RepublicanBarb Regnitz
Would address poor nutrition and food additives she says are harmful, working alongside efforts led by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and the Trump administration.
DemocraticFrank Mrvan
Says the border is a matter of national security and supports securing it with policies he describes as safe, secure and humane.
RepublicanBarb Regnitz
Would strengthen border security to stop illegal crossings, drugs and human trafficking, and reform immigration policies to prioritize safety, legal entry and accountability.
DemocraticFrank Mrvan
Supports investments in wind, solar and hydrogen to increase the supply of affordable energy, and asked the Energy Secretary to reverse an order keeping NIPSCO's coal-fired generation running past its retirement date.
RepublicanBarb Regnitz
No published position found.
DemocraticFrank Mrvan
Supports banning all stock trading by members of Congress, and voted against spending $1 billion in taxpayer money to build the White House ballroom.
RepublicanBarb Regnitz
No published position found.
DemocraticFrank Mrvan
Supports the PRO Act so all workers can form a union, and expanded Buy America requirements, Davis-Bacon wage requirements and Project Labor Agreements.
RepublicanBarb Regnitz
No published position found.
DemocraticFrank Mrvan
Supports codifying Roe v. Wade and is an original cosponsor of the Women's Health Protection Act.
RepublicanBarb Regnitz
No published position found.
DemocraticFrank Mrvan
Supported the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and the expansion and extension of the South Shore passenger rail line.
RepublicanBarb Regnitz
No published position found.
DemocraticFrank Mrvan
No published position found.
RepublicanBarb Regnitz
Would seek to ensure people who commit crimes are arrested, prosecuted and held accountable, end what she calls catch-and-release policies and give law enforcement more resources.
DemocraticFrank Mrvan
No published position found.
RepublicanBarb Regnitz
Would end spending she calls reckless, eliminate waste, fraud and abuse, and reduce the national debt.
DemocraticFrank Mrvan
No published position found.
RepublicanBarb Regnitz
Supports same-day, in-person voting on verifiable, watermarked paper ballots and limiting mail-in ballots to rare, verified exceptions.
DemocraticFrank Mrvan
No published position found.
RepublicanBarb Regnitz
Supports keeping girls' sports and facilities reserved for biological females, and encouraging critical thinking in students.
DemocraticFrank Mrvan
No published position found.
RepublicanBarb Regnitz
Supports people's right to control their own money and innovation without overregulation.
DemocraticFrank Mrvan
No published position found.
RepublicanBarb Regnitz
Supports the right of law-abiding Americans to keep and bear arms and says enforcement should focus on violent criminals rather than legal gun owners.