Are you Ready to Vote?
Updated 7/29/24State, Local, and Federal Elections are taking place in Kentucky and Indiana this year, are you set to vote?
Have you moved and need to update your address?
Do you miss election day because you have too much to do?
Do you know when the last day is to register to vote?
We’ve gathered information on how, why and where to update or register to vote, and information about opportunities other than Election Day to make your voice heard!
In Kentucky the general election will be held on November 5th. You can use a current Kentucky drivers license to register or update your registration online. Kentucky voters can also print and mail in this voter reg form or you can go to your county clerk's office to register to vote in person. Click here for information on your county clerk's office.
Key Kentucky Dates:
Last Day to register
October 7, 2024 by 4pm local time.
Mail-in Absentee
September – October – Online absentee request portal open
November 5, 2024, 6:00PM local time – date by which mail-in absentee ballot must be received to clerk
In-Person, No Excuse Absentee Voting
November 3, November 4, and November 5, 2022, information on times and locations can be found with your county clerk, by clicking here.
In-Person Election Day Voting
Tuesday, November 8th 6:00AM – 6:00PM, local time
More information on Voting in Kentucky can be found by clicking here.
In Indiana the general election will be held on November 5th. You can use a current Indiana drivers license to register or update your registration online. Indiana voters can also print and mail in this voter reg form or you can go to your county clerk's office to register to vote in person. Click here for information on your county election officials.
Key Indiana Dates:
Last Day to register
Tuesday, October 7, 2024
In-Person Election Day Voting
Tuesday, November 5th 6:00AM – 6:00PM, local time find precinct information here.
More information for Indiana voters can be found here.
Make sure you are prepared to have your voice heard on election day! Reach out to your Union Representative for work-related questions around voting in general elections.