Moseley Leads Uzelac in House District 10
State Rep. Chuck Moseley holds a unofficial lead over Republican challenger Ted Uzelac in the Indiana House District 10 race, with certification set for November 13.
Updated on Nov. 4, 2026 in Elections
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Unofficial results show Democrat State Rep. Chuck Moseley leading Republican Ted Uzelac by 3,192 votes in House District 10. Official tallies will be certified November 13.
Why it matters
The race is a close check on Moseley's seat in Indiana's House, and the outcome will be formally settled only after certification. The result arrives as Indiana prepares Medicaid rules that require recipients to work.
Unofficial tallies put Moseley ahead of Uzelac by 3,192 votes, a lead that will not be confirmed until official results are certified on November 13. The extraction does not give the total votes cast in the district, so the margin's share of the overall vote cannot be calculated.
The players
Chuck Moseley
Chuck Moseley is a Democratic state representative whose House District 10 seat was contested in this race.
Ted Uzelac
Ted Uzelac is a Republican and Portage Assistant Police Chief who challenged Moseley for the House District 10 seat.
The details
Uzelac, Portage Assistant Police Chief, said the people of Porter County had spoken and congratulated Moseley. Moseley could not be reached for comment Tuesday night.
Timeline
Tuesday night (November 3, 2026): Unofficial results showed Moseley leading.
November 13, 2026: Official tallies will be certified.
2027: Indiana Medicaid work requirements take effect in a budget year.
Political Context
The election occurs as Indiana prepares Medicaid rules next year requiring recipients to work. The Family and Social Services Administration has already begun denying waivers to parents who need to support their children, a policy the opposition has not yet been documented as addressing in this race.
Until certification on November 13, the House District 10 result remains unofficial, so voters should treat the current lead as provisional. The Medicaid work rules taking effect next year may affect parents who rely on state support programs.
The takeaway
A narrow unofficial lead can still change before certification, so the final House District 10 outcome should be confirmed once official tallies are released on November 13.
What happens next
Official tallies for House District 10 will be certified on November 13, 2026, which will confirm or revise the unofficial 3,192-vote lead.
Further reading
For more on how these contests are decided, see Elections coverage across the state.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Chicago Tribune.
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