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Don't wait! There are only days left for you to drop off your ballot, and vote early (in person or on Election Day) if you are able.

Your voice matters!

How to Vote This Year

In 2020, here's what you need to know about how to vote in Indiana:

Indiana voters can vote in-person or by mail
- To vote by mail you must have either;
  - a specific, reasonable expectation you will be absent from your voting precinct,
  - a disability,
  - be at least 65 years of age,
  - or meet one of the other criteria (see those here).
You can apply for your vote by mail ballot online, by mail or hand delivery, or via email

Important Dates

Deadline to register to vote.

First day to vote absentee in-person.

Deadline for absentee by mail applications to be received.

Election Day!

Mail in ballots must be received by Election Day.

Make a plan to vote

Are you voting by mail or in person?

If you're voting by mail, have you applied for an absentee ballot?

Do you know who you're voting for?

If you're voting in person, do you know where your polling place is and how you are getting there?

When are you voting? Are you voting early or on Election Day?

Register to vote

REGISTER TO VOTE

Get an Absentee/Mail In Ballot

GET ABSENTEE BALLOT

Check Your Registration Status

CHECK MY REGISTRATION

More Information

Endorsements

See all of the PPVNH endorsed candidates in Indiana for the 2020 General Election.

Indiana Secretary of State

Have questions? Get more information from the Secretary of State Elections Division.

Pledge to Vote

Pledge to vote this November so we can make sure our voices are heard and can take back our power.

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