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Early voting begins today


🗳️Early voting for Indiana’s 2024 general election began on October 8 and runs through November 4. On Election Day, November 5, polls will be open from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. local time. 
Voters can participate early at various polling locations, including the your county building and library. These locations have specific operating .


Additionally, Indiana recently tightened ID requirements for absentee voting, which must be requested by October 24. Voters can apply to vote by mail for reasons like disabilities, lack of transportation, or work conflicts . You can check your voter registration status and find polling locations at the Indiana Voters website.

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