How to Vote Absentee-by-Mail for the Indiana Republican Primary

You can have a positive impact on your community by voting — even when we’re required to stay home.

All registered voters may request to vote absentee-by-mail in Indiana by completing an absentee ballot application.

For the Republican primary election, voters do not need to indicate a reason for voting absentee-by-mail. And if you already submitted an ABS-MAIL form for the original primary date (May 5, 2020), you do not need to resubmit your application for June 2.
Counties will start mailing absentee ballots to those who requested them on April 18, 2020.

On April 22, the Indiana Election Commission will decide if the primary will be a MAIL ONLY primary (in an attempt to keep people at home and contain the spread of coronavirus).

Here are three things to consider before voting in the Republican primary.

It’s easy to make sure your vote counts. Simply download the absentee ballot form, print and fill it out, and mail it to your county’s election board office. (See page 2 of the form for the address you need.) 

To fill out your absentee-by-mail ballot for the Republican primary:

• Print your county above the bold line for section 1.
• Print your name, date of birth, and registration address in box 1.
• Mark Republican Party in box 3.
• Sign and date box 4.

District 3 voters should send their ABS-MAIL forms to one of the following counties (wherever you reside):

• Adams
• Allen
• Blackford
• DeKalb
• Huntington
• Jay
• Kosciusko
• LaGrange
• Noble
• Steuben
• Wells
• Whitley

The deadline to return the form is May 21, 2020 (12 days before Election Day) by 11:59 p.m. local time.

Download and submit your ABS-MAIL form today.

Additional Absentee Ballot Forms:

• ABS-IN PERSON Application for In-Person Absentee Ballot | En Español
• ABS-TRAVELING BOARD
• ABS-MAIL: Application for Absentee Ballot by Mail Only | En Español
• 2020 Military and Overseas Voter Guide
• Absentee Voter’s Bill of Rights

For more information on absentee voting, visit https://www.in.gov/sos/elections/2402.htm.

To learn more about Dr. Chris, visit his website at drchrismagiera.com and his Facebook page at facebook.com/drchrismagieraforcongress. You can also donate to Dr. Chris’s campaign at drchrismagiera.com/contribute-dr-chris-magiera.