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Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2019, marks Election Day across Indiana.
There are no elections for statewide offices this year. However, there are municipal elections taking place across the state including Indianapolis mayor and City-County Council seats.
Indy’s mayoral candidates squared off in a debate that aired on FOX59 last week. You can watch the debate here or read our fact check.
There are also several school referendums on the ballot:
- Learn about the Carmel Clay referendum
- Learn about the Center Grove referendum
- Learn about the Danville referendum
- Learn about the Lawrence referendum
- Learn about the Zionsville referendum
Heading to the polls? Here’s what you need to know about voting in Tuesday’s election:
Make sure you’re registered to vote
You can check your status at indianavoters.in.gov. Simply click on “check your voting status” and enter a few details to make sure you can vote.
How to get a free ride
Transportation issues can be an obstacle to voting, so several companies are offering free rides.
Learn about the candidates
Need to know more about the candidates? Find out who’s on the ballot at indianavoters.in.gov.
Check your voting location
Not sure where to vote? You can find your polling location here: indianavoters.in.gov. If you’re still not sure, contact your local county elections office. Polls are open from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Check out a sample ballot
Click here for the Indianapolis ballot, and click here for the state ballot and select “who’s on the ballot.”
If you live in Marion County, you can vote at any of the county’s 273 voting centers. Visit the Marion County Voter Information Portal for more.
A few more things to remember:
Bring ID! To vote in Indiana, you must have a government-issued photo ID. Valid forms of ID include a driver’s license, an Indiana photo ID card, passport or military ID.
Forget your ID? If you forgot your ID, you can still cast a provisional ballot. You’ll have to show your ID to the county election office within 10 days of the election.
Leave your campaign t-shirts and signs at home. You can’t wear any clothing to a polling place that supports or opposes a candidate or political party. Leave your campaign signs at home, too.
Not registered? If you’re not registered to vote, you’ll have to wait until next time. You can register here.
Run into a problem? If you have a problem at the polls, contact the Indiana Elections Division at 317-232-3939. You can also contact the Hoosier Voter Hotline at 866-IN-1-VOTE (866-461-8683). You can find contact information for your county election office here.
