Indiana voters will see two proposed state constitutional amendments on ballots this fall. The first would expand circumstances in which a person charged with a crime could be denied bail if a court determines their release would pose a safety risk. The second would change residency requirements for city and town court judges, allowing them to live in the county where the court is located or the closest bordering county. The Daviess County Clerk’s Office says both questions will appear on ballots statewide, including in counties without city or town courts. Voters may choose to skip either question, and poll workers cannot provide guidance on how to vote.
