Information for Indiana Voters
You can register to vote in Indiana if you are:
- 18 years old by the day of the next general election;
- A United States citizen;
- A resident of your Indiana precinct at the address given on the voter registration form continuously for at least 30 days;
- Not currently in prison after conviction of a crime.
Information for Military and Overseas Voters
Voter Registration
You can register to vote at various locations within the State of Indiana. These include:
- your county's voter registration office (or the county circuit court clerk's office)
- a Bureau of Motor Vehicles license branch (while applying for or renewing a driver's license)
- at most county headquarters of a political party
You can obtain a mail-in voter registration form from a number of places, including:
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Public Libraries
- The Bureau of Motor Vehicles (license branch)
- Township Trustee offices
- City and Town Clerks offices, and
- your county's voter registration office
For information about voting in Indiana, check out the Secretary of State
Election Division's Information for Voters website.
Absentee Voting
You may vote by absentee ballot in Indiana if you are a registered voter and:
- You are outside the county on election day;
- working in another poll on election day;
- confined due to illness, injury or disability;
- age of 65 years or above;
- or scheduled to work during the twelve (12) hours the poll is open (6 a.m. to 6 p.m.).
You must request an absentee ballot from your county's voter registration office before the election.
Changing your Voter Registration
- You must change your voter registration if you change your name or address.
- You can change your registration by visiting your county's voter registration office or by obtaining a mail-in voter registration form.
- If you move in the last twenty-nine days before an election, you are still eligible to vote. Contact your county's voter registration office.
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