We don't have to tell you how much is at stake.
It is not too early to start thinking about how YOU will get involved in the next election: Nov. 3, 2026.
Volunteer
Sign up to volunteer for the ACLU of Indiana. As election day nears, many local organizations will register new voters across the state. Check back here to find out how to get involved with them.
Recruit your friends
Volunteering is more fun with friends! Now is a great time to start laying the groundwork with the like-minded people in your life who might be willing to join you in the fight for civil rights.
Make sure they know that the Nov. 3, 2026 election is critically important for the future of our state and the nation -- and that you will be reaching out with opportunities to get involved.
Get updated voting info
Indiana has some of the worst voter turnout in the nation, and politicians have only made it more difficult to vote. But they wouldn't do that if your vote didn't matter! That's why it is so important to know about recent changes to Indiana's voter laws.
Student IDs from state colleges and universities will no longer be accepted. Learn more about voter ID laws.
In addition, Indiana has implemented new requirements for those registering to vote in the state for the first time. Whether in person or by mail, these individuals must submit an Indiana driver’s license number or the last four digits of their SSN with their application, and the county voter registration office or election official must be able to match the applicant with an existing Indiana identification record bearing the same name, date of birth, and identification number set forth in the voter registration application. Learn more about new voter registration requirements.