ABSENTEE BALLOT VOTING INFO

Have an Absentee Ballot that you need to vote? Late ballots will not be counted, so here is the information you need to make sure your vote counts!

The Believe IN Belinda team wants to make sure your vote counts. At this point in time, Belinda is recommending that you do not mail your absentee ballot; there just isn’t enough time to guarantee delivery per the USPS guidance on local mail delivery timeframes.

Ballots must be RECEIVED by the Marion County Election Board by NOON on June 2nd, 2020 to be counted. This is how you can guarantee your vote counts.

Vote your Absentee Ballot by noon on June 1st, 2020, by delivering it to any Marion County Early Voting location as follows:

Beech Grove High School, 5330 Hornet Avenue, Beech Grove, IN 46107:
- Weekdays, ending May 29 – 10am-5pm
- Saturday, May 30 – 11am-7pm
- Sunday, May 31st – 11am-7pm
Broad Ripple High School, 1115 Broad Ripple Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46220:
- Weekdays, ending May 29 – 10am-5pm
- Saturday, May 30 – 11am-7pm
- Sunday, May 31st – 11am-7pm
City-County Building, 200 East Washington Street, Suite W122, Indianapolis, IN 46204:
- Weekdays, ending May 29 – 10am-5pm
- Saturday, May 30 – 11am-7pm
- Sunday, May 31st – 11am-7pm
- Monday, June 1st – 8am-noon

On Election Day, June 2nd, 2020, you can deliver your Absentee Ballot in-person to the Marion County Election Board between 6am-noon as follows:

City-County Building, 200 East Washington Street, Suite W122, Indianapolis, IN 46204:
- Tuesday, June 2 – 6am-noon

COVID-safe IN-PERSON VOTING

The Believe IN Belinda campaign strongly recommends that everyone practice COVID-safe in-person voting guidelines by following CDC guidance for public spaces which includes following safe social distancing perimeters, wearing a mask to protect others, covering sneezes and coughs, and washing hands frequently. Please follow additional guidelines as posted at your polling locations. For a complete list of CDC guidance, please go to:

CDC Guidance For COVID-19

Believe in Belinda

ABSENTEE BALLOT VOTING INFO

Have an Absentee Ballot that you need to vote? Late ballots will not be counted, so here is the information you need to make sure your vote counts!

Vote your Absentee Ballot by noon on June 1st, 2020, by delivering it to any Marion County Early Voting location as follows:

On Election Day, June 2nd, 2020, you can deliver your Absentee Ballot in-person to the Marion County Election Board between 6am-noon as follows:

COVID-safe IN-PERSON VOTING

For any additional questions or concerns, please email the campaign directly at: [email protected]