WFYI: What Marion County voters need to know for the May 5 primary
What Marion County voters need to know for the May 5 primary
In the May 5 primary election, Marion County voters will vote on a potential successor to the outgoing sheriff. They will decide whether to stand by a clerk who's a fixture in the local Democratic ...
Marion County voters will pick candidates for sheriff, clerk, and township roles in the May 5 primary election. Here are all the candidates to know.
Here's our quick guide to voting in Marion County's May 5 primary election — including what's on the ballot, what ID to bring, and how to check your voter registration.
USA Today: Voter guide: Who's on the ballot in Marion County local primary elections?
Voter guide: Who's on the ballot in Marion County local primary elections?
The Indianapolis Star on MSN: Voter guide: Who's on the ballot in Marion County local primary elections?
WFYI: Kate Sweeney Bell faces a Democratic primary challenge for Marion County clerk
Kate Sweeney Bell faces a Democratic primary challenge for Marion County clerk
INDIANAPOLIS — As the deadline looms for voter registration in Indiana’s May primary election, officials in Marion County and Hamilton County recently announced the details of how residents can vote ...
Despite unique challenges to voter registration and voting created by COVID-19 and heightened concerns about turnout as a result, the 2020 election had the highest voter turnout of the 21st century. The 2020 election featured the largest increase in voters between two presidential elections on record with 17 million more people voting than in 2016.
Voting and Registration For every national election since 1964, we collected data on the characteristics of American voters. Find out how many citizens of voting age are registered, and how many vote, by age and sex, race and ethnicity, and more.
More voters (154.6 million) turned out for the presidential election in 2020 than in 2016 (137.5 million), the largest increase between consecutive presidential elections since the inception of the CPS voting supplement in 1964.
In the last presidential election, 70% of the voting-eligible population registered to vote and 61% voted. Almost 9 in 10 registered voters cast a ballot.
The 2020 presidential election was the highest turn-out election of the twenty-first century and featured the largest increase in voters from one presidential year to the next. While many states maintained tradi-tional voting procedures, the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic led some states to expand early voting, while others automatically sent all registered voters a ballot that could be ...
National elections generally fall into two categories: elections where congressional seats are the highest offices decided and years where voters decide on the office of the President and congressional seats. Election results and voting patterns tend to vary between these two types of elections. Voter turnout is consistently higher in years with presidential races (File and Crissey, 2010; File ...
This is not your typical midterm primary election coming up on May 5. Norms are being broken in both parties, and as a result, voters will have a level of choice they may not be used to. President ...
Finding your polling place is straightforward, but for voters across Indiana, having the right resources beforehand is crucial.
In order to vote — early or on Election Day — voters must bring a valid form of ID issued by the State of Indiana or the U.S. government to the polling location. Valid forms of ID include a driver’s ...
Indianapolis Star on MSN: More Hoosiers are voting early in the Hamilton, Marion counties so far
More Hoosiers are voting early in the Hamilton, Marion counties so far