INDIANAPOLIS -- It's Election Day!
Polls are open from 6 a.m. - 6 p.m. across Indiana.
Here's what you need to know about voting in today's election:
- Before casting a ballot, you need a government-issued ID with a photo.
- To know where to go to vote, click hereand enter your name, county and date of birth.
- You can also click here to find out who is on your ballot. You must choose either a Democratic or Republican ballot when you vote.
- Leave your campaign clothes at home. Indiana law prohibits campaigning within 50 feet of a polling place and includes restrictions on who may enter polling places. Voters may not wear clothing advocating the election of any candidate.
- There are two options at the polls -- using a paper ballot or the electronic touch screen option.
For more information on the candidates and issues, read our previous election coverage:
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