Election Day is Nov. 8. This page has what you need to be an informed voter as you head to the polls – information on individual races, the offices, what you'll need to cast your vote and more. Plus all of the 2022 election coverage from WFYI and IPB News is collected below.
You can find voting centers and your sample ballot at the state's voter information portal, indianavoters.in.gov. For live coverage from WFYI reporters at the polls, go to our Election Day blog.
What offices are up for election?
Click the links below for stories from WFYI and IPB News
MARION COUNTY OFFICES |
MARION COUNTY SCHOOL BOARDS |
Assessor
Auditor
Prosecuting attorney
Recorder
Sheriff
Clerk Judicial offices |
Decatur Township Metropolitan School District Franklin Township Community School Corporation Metropolitan School District of Lawrence Township Metropolitan School District of Perry Township Metropolitan School District of Pike Township Metropolitan School District of Warren Township |
Statewide and federal races continue below
INDIANA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES |
INDIANA SENATE |
All 100 of the Indiana House seats are up for election this year. Click here to see the the Central Indiana races. | Half of the 50 seats in the Indiana Senate are up for election this year. Click here to see the the Central Indiana races. |
STATE OFFICES |
FEDERAL OFFICES |
Secretary of state
Jeff Maurer (L), Diego Morales (R), Auditor Daniel Elliott (R), Jessica McClellan (D) Treasurer
ZeNai Brooks (D), Tera Klutz (iR), Indiana Court of Appeals
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U.S. Senate Tom McDermott (D), James Sceniak (L), Todd Young (iR) U.S. House of Representatives
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There will be a special election in Indiana’s 2nd Congressional District to fill the seat left vacant after U.S. Rep. Jackie Walorski (R) was killed in car accident on Aug. 3.
Understanding your ballot
Looking for more information on how to research the candidates on your ballot? Check out this tip sheet from Indiana Public Broadcasting.
What do you need on Election Day?
Election Day is Nov. 8. You will need to bring a valid form of photo identification, which could include an Indiana driver’s license, a U.S. passport, Indiana State Identification Card, military
ID or some public college student IDs. For more information, read this Election Day guide from Indiana Public Broadcasting.
Early voting began on Oct. 12 at the Indianapolis City-County Building at 200 E. Market St. Additional early voting sites, including one in Pike Township at the Indianapolis Public Library’s Pike Library Branch, open on Oct. 29 and can be found online at vote.indy.gov/early-voting.
On Election Day on Nov. 8, Marion County residents can vote at any of the county’s voting centers, which can be found at https://vote.indy.gov/.
On Election Day, polls are open from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Watch: Indiana Two-Way 2022 election questions