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Hoosiers have until the close of business if they want to register in person at their local county election administrator’s office.

Hoosiers have about three weeks left to register to vote for the May 2022 primary election.

Voter registration in Indiana has ranked among the lowest in the nation for the last ten years. The Indiana Civic Health Index analyzes state's recent trends and outlines recommendations to improve civic participation.

The decision released Monday upholds an order issued by an Indianapolis-based judge that blocked the law enacted in 2020 from taking effect.

Hoosiers can register in-person at their county election administrators office they have until the end of the business day to do so. But they have until midnight if they go online to IndianaVoters.com.

The deadline to register for this fall's election is Monday, Oct. 5. If you register in person at your local election administrator's office, that means the end of the business day. If you register online at IndianaVoters.com, you have until midnight.

Less than half of the number of 18- and 19-year-olds are registered to vote in Indiana this year compared to 2016. That decline is the worst in the nation.

Indiana law cuts off voter registration 29 days before an election. This year, that means Hoosiers have until the end of the day on Monday, Oct. 5 to register.

A federal judge struck down an Indiana law that tried to more quickly -- and illegally -- purge people from its voter rolls.