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Vote Centers

Delaware County is switching to a Vote Center model for voting starting with the 2026 Primary.
(adopted by Delaware County Election Board, September 2025)

-- Vote Centers provide significant convenience for voters

Voters may cast their ballots on Election Day at any vote center in the jurisdiction, regardless of their residential address (as long as they live within the county jurisdiction).

-- Vote Centers use fewer locations and fewer poll workers.
-- Vote Centers reduce the amount of equipment deployed
-- Vote Centers often generate cost savings

Election Day Vote Centers rely on Electronic Poll Books and for all voting systems to be programmed with proper ballot selections for all voters within the county. This ensures that voters cannot vote in multiple locations and that each voter casts their vote with the correct contest selections.

Watch this video about Vote Centers (Recommended by the Indiana Secretary of State's office)

Visit the Indiana state website IndianaVoters.in.gov to:

Register to vote (online)

Print a voter registration form

Make sure you are registered to vote

Find your polling place

Request an absentee ballot

Find your county election board and voter registration office

More Indiana voter information

How to Register Voters Power Point

Federal Registration Form (One Page)

Instructions for Federal Form (One Page)

Voter Registration Requirements

Photo ID Law

Absentee Voting

Work the Polls

Election Results

Government Links

United States Government Official Web Portal

United States Senate

United States House of Representatives

The White House

Indiana State Government Portal

Indiana Voters Portal

State of Indiana Voter Registration Handbook

Building a Relationship with Elected Officials PDF

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BUILDING A RELATIONSHIP WITH ELECTED OFFICIALS

Watch or Download the PowerPoint on building a relationship with elected officials.

Civic Engagement PDF

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CIVIC ENGAGEMENT

Watch orDownload the PowerPoint on working with elected officials presented at the March 4, 2023 IDEA Conference.

Constitution Series Videos

The Constitution: An Historical Introduction
Stewart Harris
Professor, Duncan School of Law, Lincoln Memorial University, Knoxville TN
January 13, 2018

Part 1

Part 2

Paradoxes of the American Congress
Ken Stuart
Instructor of History, Indiana Academy of Science, Mathematics, and Humanities
January 18, 2018

The Electoral College and the Presidency
Chad Kinsella
Assistant Professor of Political Science, Ball State University
January 25, 2018

The Courts and the Constitution Today
Darren Wheeler
Associate Professor of Political Science, Ball State University
February 1, 2018

Are You a ‘Good’ Citizen: Building & Fostering Civic Dispositions
Sarah Drake Brown
Associate Professor of History, Ball State University
February 8, 2018

A Right Not a Privilege: Voting in United States History
Nicole Etcheson
Professor of History, Ball State University
February 15, 2018

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