Indiana Primary: Your Vote Matters
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Indianas primary election is on May 5th, with registration ending April 6th for Marion County. To vote, you must be 18 by November, a U.S. and Hoosier citizen, not incarcerated, and residing in your precinct for at least 30 days. Early voting starts April 7th, and mail ballots require an application by April 23rd with a valid reason and ID copy. Photo ID is needed for in-person voting, and voters have rights to private voting, ADA access, and assistance if needed. Intimidation is illegal, so report any issues to the Marion County Election Board or Indiana Disability Rights. Your primary vote significantly impacts the general election.
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