TODAY IS THE LAST DAY TO REGISTER

1. Have a valid Indiana Driver's License or Indiana State Identification Card.

2. Be a citizen of the United States.

3. Be at least 18 years old on or before the next general, municipal or special election. (A 17-year-old may register and vote in the primary election if the voter turns 18 on or before the next general or municipal election.)

4. Have lived in your precinct for at least 30 DAYS before the next general, municipal, or special election.

5. Not currently imprisoned after being convicted of a crime.

Information

1. To register online for the next election, a voter application must be submitted not later than 29 days before the next election. The deadline to register online for the November 6, 2018 election is 11:59 p.m. (local prevailing time), Tuesday, October 9, 2018.

2. If you submit your voter registration application after the deadline, you will be unable to vote in the next election unless you were previously registered in Indiana. If you were previously registered in Indiana, and have changed your name or address, you may be able to vote in the next election. Please contact your county voter registration office for more detailed information about the law concerning name or address changes that would apply in your case. If you missed the deadline, your registration application (and any name or address change update) will be processed when registration reopens for the next election.

3. Some military voters and their family members can register until noon on election day. Contact your county voter registration office for information if you may qualify to do so.

4. For those voters who have a nontraditional residence (those who are currently homeless, mobile or live at a place where the post office does not deliver mail), list the closest intersection to where you live in the box to the left marked "Residence Address", then list the address of a friend or shelter, within your county of residence, who is willing to receive mail for you in the box marked "Mailing Address". On the Indiana Voter Portal, you can enter your information and learn WHO will be on your ballot.

5. Link - https://indianavoters.in.gov/

6. Select "Who's on The Ballot."

7. Enter your information.

OfficeCandidatePartyUNITED STATES SENATOR FROM INDIANAMIKE BRAUNREPUBLICANUNITED STATES SENATOR FROM INDIANAJOE DONNELLYDEMOCRATICUNITED STATES SENATOR FROM INDIANALUCY M. BRENTONLIBERTARIANSECRETARY OF STATECONNIE LAWSONREPUBLICANSECRETARY OF STATEJIM HARPERDEMOCRATICSECRETARY OF STATEMARK W. RUTHERFORDLIBERTARIANAUDITOR OF STATETERA KLUTZREPUBLICANAUDITOR OF STATEJOSELYN WHITTICKERDEMOCRATICAUDITOR OF STATEJOHN SCHICKLIBERTARIANTREASURER OF STATEKELLY MITCHELLREPUBLICANTREASURER OF STATEJOHN C. AGUILERADEMOCRATICUNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE, FIFTH DISTRICTSUSAN W. BROOKSREPUBLICANUNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE, FIFTH DISTRICTDEE THORNTONDEMOCRATICSTATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 024DONNA SCHAIBLEYREPUBLICANSTATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 024NAOMI S. BECHTOLDDEMOCRATICSTATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 024DONALD G. RAINWATER IILIBERTARIANJUDGE OF THE HAMILTON SUPERIOR COURT, NO. 6GAIL BARDACHREPUBLICANJUDGE OF THE HAMILTON SUPERIOR COURT, NO. 1MICHAEL A. CASATIREPUBLICANPROSECUTING ATTORNEY OF HAMILTON COUNTY, 24TH JUDICIAL CIRCUITD. LEE BUCKINGHAM IIREPUBLICANHAMILTON COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT CLERKKATHY KREAG RICHARDSONREPUBLICANHAMILTON COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT CLERKCATHY SUTTONDEMOCRATICHAMILTON COUNTY RECORDERJENNIFER HAYDENREPUBLICANHAMILTON COUNTY SHERIFFDENNIS QUAKENBUSHREPUBLICANHAMILTON COUNTY SHERIFFJASON STRAWDEMOCRATICHAMILTON COUNTY SHERIFFDUANE "DORN" BRENTONLIBERTARIANHAMILTON COUNTY CORONERJOHN R. CHALFINREPUBLICANHAMILTON COUNTY CORONERKARIN ANDERSONDEMOCRATICHAMILTON COUNTY ASSESSORROBIN L. WARDREPUBLICANHAMILTON COUNTY COMMISSIONER, DISTRICT 1CHRISTINE ALTMANREPUBLICANHAMILTON COUNTY COMMISSIONER, DISTRICT 1ROSEMARY DUNKLEDEMOCRATICHAMILTON COUNTY COUNCIL, DISTRICT 4KEN ALEXANDERREPUBLICANHAMILTON COUNTY COUNCIL, DISTRICT 4WILLIAM L. HOWARD, IIDEMOCRATICWASHINGTON TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE, HAMILTON COUNTYDANIELLE CAREY TOLANREPUBLICANWASHINGTON TOWNSHIP BOARD MEMBER, HAMILTON COUNTYDANYELE EASTERHAUSREPUBLICANWASHINGTON TOWNSHIP BOARD MEMBER, HAMILTON COUNTYDAVID D. GILLREPUBLICANWASHINGTON TOWNSHIP BOARD MEMBER, HAMILTON COUNTYERICA STRAHMREPUBLICANWASHINGTON TOWNSHIP BOARD MEMBER, HAMILTON COUNTYSHELLY A BROWNDEMOCRATICHAMILTON WESTFIELD WASHINGTON SCHOOL BOARD, DISTRICT 2WILLIAM W ANDERSONNON PARTISANHAMILTON WESTFIELD WASHINGTON SCHOOL BOARD, AT LARGEROBERT BIRCH DALTONNON PARTISANHAMILTON WESTFIELD WASHINGTON SCHOOL BOARD, DISTRICT 4DAN DEGNANNON PARTISANHAMILTON WESTFIELD WASHINGTON SCHOOL BOARD, AT LARGECHRISTIAN FENNNON PARTISANHAMILTON WESTFIELD WASHINGTON SCHOOL BOARD, DISTRICT 2PHILLIP HAVLIKNON PARTISANHAMILTON WESTFIELD WASHINGTON SCHOOL BOARD, DISTRICT 2THOMAS C. (TOM) LUNSFORDNON PARTISANHAMILTON WESTFIELD WASHINGTON SCHOOL BOARD, DISTRICT 4REBECCA L OGLENON PARTISANHAMILTON WESTFIELD WASHINGTON SCHOOL BOARD, AT LARGEAMBER HUFF WILLISNON PARTISAN

The following lists all of the public questions that will be on your ballot during the next election. Please note that this list of public questions is supplied and maintained by the Indiana Election Division and counties. If this information appears to be incorrect or incomplete, please contact the Indiana Election Division. A VOTER WHO IS NOT 18 IS NOT PERMITTED TO VOTE ON A PUBLIC QUESTION.

CategoryTitleQuestionCOURT OF APPEALS JUDGE RETENTIONCOURT OF APPEALS JUDICIAL RETENTION DISTRICT 2"SHALL JUDGE ROBERT R. (BOB) ALTICE, JR. BE RETAINED IN OFFICE?"RATIFICATION OF STATE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTPUBLIC QUESTION #1"SHALL ARTICLE 10, SECTION 5 OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF INDIANA BE AMENDED TO REQUIRE THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO ADOPT BALANCED BUDGETS FOR STATE GOVERNMENT THAT DO NOT EXCEED ESTIMATED REVENUES UNLESS A SUPERMAJORITY OF TWO-THIRDS OF THE MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND TWO-THIRDS OF THE MEMBERS OF THE SENATE VOTE TO SUSPEND THE REQUIREMENT?"SUPREME COURT JUSTICE RETENTIONSUPREME COURT JUSTICESHALL JUSTICE GEOFFREY G. SLAUGHTER BE RETAINED IN OFFICE?