Those hoping to have a say in the May primary election must register by Monday, April 9th!
The Indiana Secretary of State’s Office issued a reminder stating that in order to be eligible to vote, you must be a citizen of the United States who is at least 18-years-old on the day of the next general, municipal or special election. Continue reading
Marshall County voters had their say at the polls on Election Day.
Absentee totals are now completed for the 2016 General Election, and Marshall County reported some fairly strong early voting numbers.
Hundreds have voted in Marshall County as early and absentee ballots are being accepted.
The Center at Donaldson provided an opportunity for voters to better acquaint themselves with candidates seeking elected office.
Thursday night’s candidate forum saw representatives for state office, and those seeking office at the county and local level discuss their experience and explain some of their positions and how it might influence Marshall County residents.
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The Indiana State Police Alliance political action committee has announced their endorsements heading into the 2016 general election.
Indiana residents are being reminded that straight ticket voting rules have changed for November’s general election.
November’s General Election is bringing a slew of candidates running for school board in Marshall County.
Saturday marks the last opportunity for weekend early and absentee voting leading up to the May 3rd primary election.
Secretary of State Connie Lawson is encouraging Hoosiers to vote during the May 3rd primary election.
Lawson’s offices compile voting data by county and measure changes in voter behavior year-to-year. Primary elections typically see lower turnout than the November General Election, but often decide the candidates moving onto the next step of their campaign.
Absentee voting is underway in Indiana, and area county clerk’s offices are reporting the ballot totals from last week.
The final day to register to vote in the Hoosier state was Monday. Tuesday marked the opening for absentee voting in Indiana’s May 3rd primary election.
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An Argos organization promoting the passage of a property tax levy increase continued promoting the cause Thursday night.
Taxpayers for Argos Schools and Kids (TASK) held a community forum at the Argos United Methodist Church to discuss the measure – which will head to ballot referendum during May 3rd’s primary election.
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The Marshall County Clerk’s office is reminding voters of a few upcoming deadlines prior to the May 3rd primary election.
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The deadline is drawing near for candidates to file to run for elected office.
Only a few days remain for candidates interested in running for elected office to file the proper paperwork to do so.
Marshall County has attracted a few more names to the ballots heading into 2016’s primary and general elections.
The Marshall County Election Board is beginning to put ideas to paper that may affect the future of voting in Marshall County.
Thursday night, the Election Board held a public hearing on a plan that would transition their operations during election season to a vote center model. The concept aims to reduce the number of polling sites, but allow voters to cast the proper ballot from any of the locations. Thursday night’s meeting was used to explain the process, but also begin to form more concrete proposals.
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A member of the Marshall County Council has decided to challenge the incumbent for a seat on the Marshall County Board of Commissioners.
The Marshall County Council will be meeting for the first time in 2016 this morning.
The first day candidates can file to run for office in November’s General Election put several names on the ballot.
