Indiana’s municipal elections may not come with the glitz and glamour of a presidential election year, but election leaders say the decisions made today are very important.
According to state election data, less than one-third of registered Indiana voters turned out for last year’s vote, and some analysts expect another low turnout. Co-director of the Indiana Election Division Brad King emphasizes the importance of voting in every election. He cites the connection between a vote and the policies of every city or town, as well as the individuals who carry them out.
There are four Indiana counties not holding elections today due to a lack of candidates and uncontested races. The learn more about the election in your respective area you always go to IndianaVoters.com.