You are eligible to vote in both the Primary and General elections as long as you’re registered and you’ll turn 18 by Election Day, November 3, 2026. So if you are 17 at the Primary (May 5, 2026) but 18 by Election Day, you may vote in both!

You need to bring an ID issued by the State of Indiana or the U.S. government which displays your name, photo, and an expiration date. An Indiana driver’s license works for this.

You can go to Indiana Voters (https://indianavoters.in.gov) to find polling places near you in Brownsburg, Lebanon, Whitestown and Zionsville. When early voting has been announced, we will post those locations/times here.

College students who register to vote at their home address are able to vote absentee by mail from school as long as they submit an application. When you fill out the application, write your home address under "Registration Address" and your college address under "Mailing Address."

To vote early/absentee in-person, you need your ID. You can vote in-person within 28 days up until Election Day. We will post early voting hours here once the clerks release those dates/times. For questions, please call the Boone County Clerk’s Office at 765-482-3510 and Hendricks County Department of Voter Registration and Elections at 317-745-9249.