Voting Guide

What you need to know

Mark your calendar

This year, voters will be casting ballots on the local, state and national level, so be sure to be prepared for 2020. 

Check out the 2020 Voter Information Guide.

As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, Indiana has delayed their primary election day. Below are the revised dates:

  • May 4, 2020: Last day to register to vote for primary election
  • May 5 through noon on June 1, 2020: Early voting for the primary election
  • May 21, 2020: Last day to request an absentee ballot for the primary election
  • June 2, 2020: Primary Election Day
  • October 5, 2020: Voter registration ends for general election
  • November 3, 2020: General Election Day

All Indiana voters will be eligible to vote by mail in the Indiana primary election.

Make your voice heard

187 percent

That's how many more IUPUI students voted in the 2018 mid-term elections, compared how many voted in 2014.

2014: 3,671 students voted

2018: 10,551 students voted

IUPUI joined colleges across the nation in a significant increase in voting by students, with a jump of more than 25 percentage points.

Be prepared for 2020

Understand your Voter's Bill of Rights

For in-state voters

Registration and voting information in your home state

For out-of-state voters

IUPUI student voting in 2018

25.3 %increase from student voting in 2014

52.6 %of registered students voted

32.3 %of students between 18 and 21 voted

72.9 %of students were registered

26.4 %more women voted than in 2014

23.9 %more men voted than in 2014

42.4 %of Black students voted

36.1 %of Hispanic students voted

24/24student fields of study increased in voting from 2014

See more information about IUPUI student voting in the 2014/2018 and 2012/2016National Study of Learning, Voting and Engagement reports