An opinion issued by Attorney General Hill's office says a person ceases to be a resident if they die - and the state Constitution requires residency to vote.

The change is intended tol increase access to voting and make the process easier for residents.

The 2017 Indiana Civic Health Index found Hoosiers are participating in the local government and communities more, but falling behind in showing up to vote.

The Marion County Clerk's Office blames the slowdown on the "inefficiencies" of having a central location where absentee ballots are counted.

Make sure you have everything you need before you head to the polls Tuesday.

A change made during the last legislative session means that straight ticket voting won't apply to races where you can vote for more than one candidate.

Write in candidates in Indiana have to be certified by the Secretary of State's office for those votes to count.

"I've always felt that the Republicans align with my beliefs," said Judith Martinez, 51, a naturalized U.S. citizen born in Mexico.

Ballot access laws have been around for decades, but is it time to reassess how Hoosier candidates get on the ballot?

Early voting numbers are beginning to confirm expectations that turnout for Tuesday's local elections will be very, very low.