The last time the four remaining contenders in the GOP presidential race met on a debate stage, all eyes were on Newt Gingrich, who was...
- Hot Topics:
- Sugarland
- Best Places to Work in Indiana
- Gas prices
- Pedestrian killed
- WSBT Scout Tour Day March 17
- Pink Pack
Advanced Search
XElections
More Election and Political Headlines
Romney says wants "flatter, simpler" tax systemSHELBY TOWNSHIP, Michigan (Reuters) - Battling to come back in Michigan, Republican Mitt Romney said on Tuesday he wants a tax system that... |
Spotlight is on Rick Santorum in key campaign stretchThe glare of the spotlight will be especially strong on Rick Santorum this week. Just how well he navigates the coming days may prove to... |
Obama campaign memo takes aim at SantorumIn yet another sign of Rick Santorum's rising status, President Obama's campaign is taking aim at the former Pennsylvania senator. |
|
Mishawaka's mayor thinking ahead to 2033MISHAWAKA -- The city's 200th birthday is just 21 years away, and Mayor |
|
Supreme Court will hear case on affirmative action at collegesThe Supreme Court cast doubt Tuesday on the future of affirmative action at the nation’s colleges and universities, agreeing to hear... |
For Santorum voters, he's a candidate like themCOLUMBUS, Ohio (Reuters) - Sporting his signature sweater vest and telling stories of his coal miner grandfather, Republican presidential... |
Santorum camp backtracks after 'radical Islamic' remark [Video]In trying to clarify recent comments from Rick Santorum about President Obama's "phony theology," the candidate's new national press... |
Public Act 4 foes watch Open Meetings Act rulingDETROIT (AP) — Two Benton Harbor commissioners are hoping a ruling that a review team looking over the... |
Unions return to Democratic fold for 2012 electionLast May, AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka stood a few blocks from the White House and issued a stern warning: Union members could not be... |
Santorum mocks Romney on Olympics turnaroundRick Santorum hit Mitt Romney where it hurts Saturday, attacking his stewardship of the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City. |
Gallup: Americans rate Reagan, Clinton best of recent presidentsPresidents Day -- or Washington's Birthday, if you prefer -- is a time to celebrate all of America's past commanders in chief. Among the... |
Speaker Boehner bargains, then braces for falloutWASHINGTON (Reuters) - John Boehner says he learned how to deal with all sorts of people working as a boy in his dad's bar. That skill... |
Voter Resources
Where do I vote?
Type in your address at this Web site and find out where your polling place is and directions on how to get there.
How to register to vote
Voter registration forms can be obtained at public libraries, county voter registration offices, state license branches and from some social service agencies.
The deadline to register is 30 days before an election. You must be a United States citizen. Voters must be 18 years old by the day of the general election.
In Indiana, the election is always the first Tuesday after the first Monday in May and November. You do not register by party in Indiana and race is not identified as part of the registration process.
Early voting, commonly referred to as absentee voting, starts the day registration closes.
Can I vote absentee?
Visit this Web site to see the criteria for voting absentee. The site also has printable forms for voter registration and absentee voting applications.
What district am I in?
- Indiana General Assembly
Type your zip code into this site and it will show you which Senate or House district you live in. - St. Joseph County - This site has maps of County Commissioners and County Council districts
- South Bend Common Council
- Mishawaka Common Council
Who did my elected officials accept money from?
How did my elected officials vote on the issues?
This bipartisan Web site not only tracks every Congressional vote but also has extensive resources for anyone interested in American democracy and how it works.
What kind of ID do I need to vote?
This Web site describes the Indiana law requiring residents to present photo ID before casting a ballot at the polls on Election Day.
|
|
|
|