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Voter Information

Vote November 8, 2011 and Make Your Voice Heard!

Indiana Voter's Checklist

Tuesday, October 11, 2011 - VOTER REGISTRATION ENDS
A voter must register or transfer registration by close of business or midnight for online applications. Check out Indiana Election Division or visit your county's registration office in person!
Thursday, October 27, 2011 - First day a confined voter, a voter caring for a confined person at a private residence, or a voter with disabilities may vote an absentee ballot before an absentee voter board at the residence or place of confinement.
Monday, October 31, 2011 - Deadline, by midnight, for the circuit court to receive an absentee ballot application for an applicant requesting delivery of a ballot by mail. Submit applications in person, by fax or by mail to the Circuit Court Clerk.
Monday, November 7, 2011
- Deadline, by noon, for a Circuit Court Clerk to receive absentee ballot application from military/overseas voters requesting to vote by email or fax
- Deadline, by noon, for a voter to vote an absentee ballot in the office of the Circuit Court Clerk
Monday, November 8, 2011 MUNICIPLE ELECTION DAY. Check out Indiana Voters to be sure you know where your polling place is and to have everything you need on Election Day.

Voter Registration Information

Check your voter registration status and look up county-specific contact information by visiting www.IndianaVoters.com. or by calling the Hoosier Voter Hotline @ 1(866) IN-1-VOTE(8683).
For additional information on campus, contact the Office of Government Relations at 464-1774, or email usi1govrel@usi.edu

Register to vote or fill out an absentee ballot on or before October 11th in the following USI offices:
Residence Life Center front desk
Government Relations located in the Wright Administration Building, Room 102
Rice Library's check-out desk
Student Development Programs, UC Room 015
Registrar's Office located in the Orr Center, Room 1075

Photo ID: Voters registered in Indiana will be required to show an ID issued by either the state of Indiana or the United States government. If you currently hold an out-of-state ID, but consider Indiana your permanent address, you can surrender it and opt to receive an Indiana ID card (free of charge) or Driver’s License.

If you're a first time voter who registered by mail...
Bring an additional proof of identity (besides your driver's license) such as a current utility bill or bank statement, government document, paycheck, or valid photo ID.

If you're a student and want to vote in a precinct near your school, rather than applying for an absentee ballot...
You can do so without risk of losing your financial aid or your parent's financial benefits.

Click to access the Vanderburgh County Voters Registration Web site.

The Web site for the United States Electoral College is designed for college students and their educators to help gain a great understanding of an appreciation for the electoral process.

Listed below are links to local, state, and federal information on current elected officials, issues, legislation, how to register to vote, identify your legislators, how to communicate with your legislators, and how to write a letter to your legislator.

Project Vote Smart

For Voter Registration Information click on:
How to register to vote

To Identify your Legislator click on:
http://www.vote-smart.org/index.phtml

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