INDIANAPOLIS — Nearly 40,000 Indiana voters have already cast their ballots for the upcoming general election.
The Indiana Secretary of State's Election Division says more than 38,700 people have cast absentee ballots by visiting their county clerk's office or satellite voting location. Any registered voter can cast early ballots until noon on Nov. 1, a day before Election Day.
The Election Division also says that more than 76,000 Hoosiers have requested absentee ballots by mail. Those wanting to vote absentee by mail must meet one of several criteria, such as being out of the county on Election Day, being over 65 years old or having a disability. Applications to vote absentee-by-mail are due Monday.
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