Early Voting

Vote In Person Ahead of Election Day

Save Time and Vote Early at Any Early Voting Location

Whether you’re looking for an in-person voting location close to work, home, or anywhere else, you’ve got options. All registered Marion County voters can vote at any Vote Center on Election Day, thanks to our electronic Poll Pad technology. This also means that all registered voters can vote at any of the Early Voting locations ahead of Election Day.

To find the closest Vote Center, you can use the map or table on this page. Type in an address—including the ZIP code—to find the nearest polling location and see if it is open for Early Voting. You can also find a list of Indy Landmark locations. Vote in an iconic place in the city you’ve always wanted to visit.

For more detailed information about Marion County Vote Centers, you can download the full list of Vote Centers with more information about precincts and more. The full Vote Center Plan will be available for download ahead of each election upon its approval by the Marion County Election Board.

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Vote In Person Ahead of Election Day

Marion County voters can cast their ballot at ANY of the Vote Centers in the county, shown on the map below. For best search results, please include your full address including ZIP code. You can also download the list of Vote Centers or watch a short video on how our election equipment works by clicking on the buttons below.

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are answers to the most common questions about registration, absentee voting, Early Voting, Election Day, and more.

All registered Marion County voters are welcome to vote early.

Early Voting at the Indianapolis City-County Building starts on Tuesday, April 7, and ends on Monday, May 4, at 12:00 p.m. Additional Early Voting satellite sites will operate April 25 – May 3, 2026.

To vote early, you’ll just need to present a valid photo ID.

Prepare for voting by viewing a sample ballot, which is available approximately 30 days before each election, after ratification by the Marion County Election Board.