How to track your Absentee Ballot

To track your absentee ballot online, first visit indianavoters.in.gov. At the bottom of the screen, click on “vote by mail or traveling board.” Then, select “visit my voter portal.” Once you provide verification, the statewide voter registration system verifies whether you are registered. If you are, you can find all of your absentee ballot information, including the date the clerk’s office received your application for an absentee ballot, the date your ballot was mailed to you, and (once you send it back) the date the clerk’s office received it.

For the upcoming general election, in-person absentee voting began October 6 and ends at noon on November 2. Every county must also have in-person absentee ballot drop-off available the two Saturdays immediately before Election Day, for at least seven hours unless the county’s population is less than 20,000, in which case the site can be open for a minimum of four hours. County election officials must receive an absentee-by-mail ballot no later than noon on November 3.