Hoosiers who encounter issues at the polls on Election Day can call a voter hotline run by a civil rights group.

Older Hoosiers -- those age 50 and up -- remain one of the most consistent and powerful voting blocs in the state. And AARP Indiana talked about what's at the forefront of their minds heading into this year’s elections.

A proposal for improving Indiana's election security by adding small printers to thousands of electronic touch-screen voting machines is being criticized by voting rights groups as relying on ineffective and outdated technology.

Voter registration in Indiana has ranked among the lowest in the nation for the last ten years. The Indiana Civic Health Index analyzes state's recent trends and outlines recommendations to improve civic participation.

Lawmakers want to move up the deadline for counties to add a critical election security measure to their voting machines.

Though Indiana doesn't have a statewide election this fall, Secretary of State Holli Sullivan is preparing for 2022's midterm contest by meeting with all of the state’s county clerks.

A House committee dramatically scaled back a controversial bill Thursday that would have imposed new voter identification requirements on absentee ballot applications.

Under proposed legislation Hoosier voters would have to include either their driver's license number or the last four digits of their Social Security number when they apply for an absentee ballot.

Indiana ranks among the worst states in the country for voter turnout. And improving that is the goal of a new, nonpartisan organization: HOPE -- Hoosiers Organized, People Energized.

Voter advocacy organizations are creating a "shadow" redistricting commission -- an independent group to provide the public with what they say is a fairer alternative than the new legislative district maps lawmakers will create in the 2021 session.