FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
April 21, 2020
MARION COUNTY ELECTION BOARD BEGINS MAILING ABSENTEE APPLICATIONS TO REGISTERED VOTERS
[INDIANAPOLIS, IN] Today, the Marion County Election Board has begun mailing absentee ballot applications to all registered voters in Marion County providing ample time for voters to return theirapplications. Voters who want to vote absentee by mail should:
1. Follow the enclosed instructions.
2. Complete the application.
3. Mail the application to the election board using the return envelope that is provided. The election board must receive the completed and signed application no later than 11:59 PM on Thursday, May 21.
4. Receive the ballot. Voters can track their ballots on indianavoters.in.gov or the Indiana Voters app on their mobile devices.
5. Complete the ballot. Voters must submit their ballots to the election board no later than Noon on Election Day—Tuesday, June 2 to have their votes cast. Voters can return their ballots to the Election Services Center, located at 3737 East Washington Street, Indianapolis, IN 46201.
Increasing access to the ability to vote absentee by mail allows Marion County voters to cast a ballot while protecting their health and safety. Voting absentee by mail promotes good public health while avoiding the close social interactions that are inevitable at satellite early voting sites or election-day vote centers.
For this reason, the Marion County Election Board with the support of Mayor Joe Hogsett and the Indianapolis-Marion County City-County Council strongly encourages its residents to vote absentee by mail.
About the Marion County Election Board The Marion County (IN) Election Board is committed to conducting fair and free elections for our residents.
To find us online, visit www.indy.gov/election or send an email to elections@indy.gov. Follow us on twitter: http://twitter.com/MCEBIndy
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Contact: Russell Hollis, Deputy Director
Marion County Clerk’s Office
Email: Russell.Hollis@indy.gov
Phone: (317) 327-5099