Indiana's General Election is Tuesday, November 3, 2026!
UJIMA VOTES
Pop Up at the Polls!VOTER GUIDES & IMPORTANT UPDATES!
Mirror Indy explains how voting works and shares what candidates are running for federal, state and local offices.
WFYI created this guide so you know who's on the ballot. Check out their 2026 Election FAQ.
You do not have to vote alone. Join your neighbors for March to the Polls on OCTOBER 24, 2026 ! Let’s turn early voting into a community celebration while you step up to the ballot box!
March to the Polls is a nonpartisan voting rights event taking place across Marion County. March routes will depart at 11:30am and arrive to a nearby vote center after a short walk. Marion County residents may participate at any location.
Join the Hoosier Voting Alliance and other partners in Marion County on October 24 for March to the Polls! Click here to find a location near you
The 2026 Midterm Elections are here. This is arguably the most important election of our lifetimes. Across the country, the stakes for our communities couldn't be higher. Check your local election authorities for recent voter roll updates and verify your registration status. We must work collectively to inspire underrepresented voters to participate in the political process, ensure our voices are heard, and protect our right to vote!
*Note: Kheprw Institute is a 501(c)3 Non-Profit Organization and does not endorse any particular party or candidate and is providing this information to encourage civic engagement and participation in line with our charitable mission to educate members our community.
Official Voter Checklist & Tools
Get ready before you head to the pop-up tents. Use these direct tools from the Indiana Voters Portal:
- Register to Vote – New to the area or voting for the first time? Submit your application online.
- Check Voting Status – Double-check your registration record to make sure you haven't been erroneously purged.
- Voting Location & Hours – Find your closest early voting satellite office or Election Day precinct.
- Vote by Mail or Traveling Board – Need to request an absentee ballot or a home visit? Apply online here.
- Election Security – Learn more about the safety protocols protecting your ballot.
Marion County Early Voting Locations – Check schedules, map out satellite sites, and view live wait times across Indianapolis.
National & Local Education Resources
National Voter Education Week is October 5–9, 2026. Use these trusted, nonpartisan guides to learn how elections work and bridge the gap between being registered and actually casting your ballot:
- Vote411.org – Enter your address to see a personalized, nonpartisan look at exactly who and what is on your local ballot.
- Civically, Indiana – Unpack the nuanced parts of state government and Indiana elections through straightforward public media reporting.
- National Voter Education Week Interactive Checklist – Walk through the 5 steps to get informed, know your ballot, and confidently inspire others.
- League of Women Voters of Greater Indianapolis (LWVIndy)
– Access hyper-local Indianapolis voter guides, volunteer opportunities, and community candidate forums.
For Community Organizers & Nonprofits
Are you looking to scale up voter registration safely and legally within your organization? Tap into these national toolkits:
- Nonprofit VOTE Webinar Series – Access free professional training videos on how nonprofits can nonpartisanly engage their communities.
- Alliance for Justice: Protecting Democracy Guide – A complete guide on nonpartisan voter registration rules and advocacy boundary guidelines for 501(c)(3) organizations.
Group Coordination, Assistance & Travel Planner
Ujima means nobody gets left behind. Voting is powerful, but navigating schedules, transit, and childcare shouldn't stand in the way of making your voice heard. We have a shared group roster to help our community coordinate logistics, split the work, and get to the polls stress-free.
Here is how we organize our travel teams to make sure everyone can make it to a Pop Up at the Polls event:
- Designate a Ride Leader: Every neighborhood or block selects a dedicated coordinator to manage the local signup list, keep track of who needs help, and serve as the main point of contact.
- Match Polling Locations: While all registered Marion County voters can use any early voting site, we use the planner to cluster people heading to the same regional satellite location (like the Pike, Fort Ben, or Warren library branches).
- Pick Your Pop-Up Day: Look at our master calendar and choose the day your block is going. We pool our trips so we arrive together during our designated "departure windows" when the music, snacks, and fun are in full swing!
- The Pre-Trip Checklist: Before the car doors lock, your Ride Leader will remind everyone to bring a valid photo ID (or help you connect with VoteRiders if you need one) and make sure everyone has previewed their ballot using Vote411.org.
- Celebrate Together: Collective work deserves a collective reward! Every group travel plan ends with a scheduled pit stop at a local diner, park, or restaurant right after voting to celebrate our community's civic power.
Ready to join a group or drive your neighbors?
Click the link below to open our Joint Group Sign-Up Sheet, find your neighborhood block, and add your name to an upcoming early voting day!
Affidavit of Voter Assistance - If there is a neighbor in need of assistance at the poll due to an impairment, print this form.