Photo ID is required of all voters casting a ballot in person. No ID is required for voters casting absentee ballots by mail.

Acceptable forms of ID include:

• an Indiana driver’s license
• U.S. passport
• military ID
• Indiana picture ID
• or some ID cards from colleges and universities

The criteria for acceptable ID include: photograph; a name that conforms with the voter registration record (this does not have to be an exact match); an expiration date after the date of the last election, November 4 2006; and must have been issued by the U.S. government or the state of Indiana.

Soon you will be able to enter your address and find the polling location that’s closest to you.

We can let you know when this is available—just fill out the polling location request form.

Your local election official also has information about your polling place.

6:00 am–6:00 pm

The polling place must have facilities accessible to elderly voters and voters with disabilities so that these voters have the same opportunity for access, participation, privacy, and independence available to all voters. This includes: parking spaces marked and available for voters with disabilities with blue signage; an accessible path to the facility that an individual travels to reach the polls; accessible entrances to the facility; the paths of travel within the facility to the space where the voting systems are located; and, the space in the facility where the voting systems are located. If you believe that the polling place for your precinct does not comply with accessibility requirements, contact your county election board as soon as possible to inform them about this problem. It may be possible for the board to make temporary or permanent changes to the polling place to make it more accessible for all voters.