R
Sen. Todd Young
IN, current term 2017–2023$528,145
gun rights funding#20531
gun-funded in CongressR
Sen. Mike Braun
IN, current term 2019–2025$197,890
gun rights funding#36531
gun-funded in CongressIndiana
All U.S. Congress members from Indiana, sorted by gun money.
$909,679
total gun rights money$82,698
average funding%82
gun-funded members%82
total are male%78
funded are male%82
total are Republican%100
funded are RepublicanSenators
Representatives
R
Rep. Jackie Walorski
IN-02, current term 2019–2021$48,458
gun rights funding#121531
gun-funded in CongressR
Rep. Jim Banks
IN-03, current term 2019–2021$40,418
gun rights funding#144531
gun-funded in CongressR
Rep. Larry Bucshon
IN-08, current term 2019–2021$31,283
gun rights funding#157531
gun-funded in CongressR
Rep. Trey Hollingsworth
IN-09, current term 2019–2021$21,014
gun rights funding#190531
gun-funded in CongressR
Rep. Greg Pence
IN-06, current term 2019–2021$20,894
gun rights funding#191531
gun-funded in CongressR
Rep. Susan W. Brooks
IN-05, current term 2019–2021$12,600
gun rights funding#229531
gun-funded in CongressR
Rep. James R. Baird
IN-04, current term 2019–2021$8,977
gun rights funding#241531
gun-funded in CongressD
Rep. André Carson
IN-07, current term 2019–2021$0
gun rights funding#366531
gun-funded in CongressD
Rep. Peter J. Visclosky
IN-01, current term 2019–2021$0
gun rights funding#369531
gun-funded in Congress