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Up and down the ballot, Indiana voters will have the power to hold local leaders accountable and influence policy at every level of government.

By Raymond Powell

By Mike Zamore, National Director of Policy & Government Affairs, ACLU

by Regina Jones

Indiana’s new election law is a step backwards in the effort to protect voting rights.

Indiana’s Municipal Election Day is Tuesday, November 7, 2023. Here's what offices might be on your ballot and how they impact your daily life.

Up and down the ballot, Indiana voters will have the power to hold local leaders accountable and influence policy at every level of government.

Indiana is one of 24 states (including D.C.) where people who have been previously incarcerated can vote upon release.

ACLU supporters showed up to protect Hoosiers’ rights in a big way this session, and it truly made a difference.