INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The League of Women Voters of Indiana is urging Indiana residents to make sure their voter registration is up-to-date in time for the fall elections.
The league said it is hoping to improve on voter turnout for the primary, when Indiana's May 6 elections drew only 13 percent of registered voters to the polls. It is asking Indiana residents who aren't registered to vote to do so before Oct. 6 so they will be eligible to vote on Nov. 4.
Secretary of State Connie Lawson announced earlier this month that about 727,000 residents will receive a second round of voter registration postcards as part of state officials' ongoing push to remove potentially inaccurate voter registrations from the rolls.
You can find more information about registering to vote here.
