It is your civic duty to vote. Make sure you are registered before October 5.
(Indianapolis, Ind.) – Have you registered to vote yet? If not, you might want to register soon because the Indiana deadline is quickly approaching.
The last day to register for November 3 General Election is Monday, October 5. Hoosiers may register to vote online at www.Indianavoters.com.
Registration may also be submitted by mail or in-person by completing the Voter Registration Form on or before October 5.
You may return the completed form to your county’s voter registration office or the Indiana Election Division, according to the registration deadline requirements.
In-person absentee voting will begin Tuesday, October 6, and will end at noon on Monday, November 2, as required by state law.
June’s primary saw a record of 500,000 mailed in Hoosier ballots due to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, for the general election that will not happen due to Governor Holcomb rejecting vote-by-mail expansion. Therefore Hoosiers will be urged to cast in-person ballots.
Holcomb reassures Hoosiers that polling places will be well-equipped with personal protective equipment (PPE).
Mail-in voting will be available to people who will be away from their home county on Election day; people who are disabled; people older than 65; serving as a poll worker; at a regular job when polls are open; celebrating a religious holiday; serving in the military or as a public safety officer; classified as a “serious” sex offender, or lacking transportation to the polls.
The November 3 General Election is a presidential election. It will also feature races for governor, U.S. Representative Sixth District, and attorney general in the state of Indiana.
For more voter registration information, visit www.Indianavoters.com.
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