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Key Dates

Hear the Candidates

Ways to Vote

 

✓  October 7
     
Deadline to Register or Update Your Registration
     
Register Here

 

  October 8

     First Day of Early Voting In-Person

 

October 24

    Application Deadline for Voting Absentee by Mail

    Mail-In ballots must be received by 6:00pm on Election Day.

 

  November 5

     Election Day!
     Polls will be open 6:00am – 6:00pm local time.


This flyer is being distributed widely to St. Joseph County apartment complexes, laundromats, and other businesses. To help spread the word, download the flyer and ask others local businesses to display it. You can also save the image to your phone and have the dates and QR code handy when you talk to folks about these important dates! 
2024 Important Dates for Indiana Voters.



 

Local Events Coming Soon!

Indiana Legislative Meet the Candidates Forum
Thursday, September 12 at 6:00 p.m. - Reception from 7:30 - 8:00 p.m.
1001 Wiekamp Hall, IU South Bend, 1800 Mishawaka Avenue, 
Park FREE in attached parking garage
Facebook Invite - Please share, Like, Invite

WHO: Candidates running in contested state House and Senate districts
Participants will include:
Mike Bohacek (R), Senate District 8, Incumbent
Leon P. Smith (D), Senate District 8, Challenger
Tim Cotton (L), Senate District 10, Challenger
Heidi Beidinger (D), House District 5, Challenger
Melissa Kauffman (L), House District 21, Challenger
Sponsored by:
American Democracy Project of IU South Bend
League of Women Voters of the South Bend Area

NOTE:  All candidates running in contested races were invited to attend. The following candidates are unable to attend: David Niezgodski (D), Senate District 10; Maureen Bauer (D), House District 6;  Dale Devon (R), House District 5; Timothy Wesco (R), House District 21. The following candidates are running uncontested: Jake Teshka (R), House District 7; Ryan Dvorak (D), House District 8.


Indiana Governor
October 24 • 7:00 p.m. • WNIT (South Bend) aired by WFYI (Indianapolis), WNIT (South Bend) and stations across the state  
Televised debate organized by the Indiana Debate Commission, also livestreamed at https://www.indianadebatecommission.com/
Additional debates:
October 2   •   7:00 p.m.• Airing on Fox 59 (Indianapolis)
October 3   •   6:00 p.m.• Airing on WISH-TV (Indianapolis)
Participants:
Mike Braun (R), Jennifer McCormick (D) and Donald Rainwater (L)



  
 
Vote411.org | Candidates answer questions posed by the League on important issues.
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ABSENTEE VOTING BY MAIL
Click for information, dates, and application

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EARLY VOTING IN PERSON
St. Joseph County voters can vote at an early voting location between October 8th and noon on November 4th.
Click for more info and hours by date, including two weekends.

Locations
County-City Building South Bend
227 W. Jefferson Blvd.
South Bend, IN 46601
Mishawaka County Services Building
219 Lincolnway W.
Mishawaka, IN 46544
Starting October 21:
Centre Township Library
1150 Kern Rd
South Bend, IN 46614
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ELECTION DAY VOTING ON NOVEMBER 5
St. Joseph County Vote Centers are open 6:00am to 6:00pm.
Click to find Vote Center locations in St. Joseph County, including an interactive map.
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WORK THE ELECTION
Click to learn how you can serve our community as an election worker. Information provided includes descriptions of the various election worker positions, requirements, hours, pay, and how to request an appontment.
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Visit the Elections and Voter Registration pages of the St. Joseph County Website for much more information!







COMBATTING
MIS- AND DISINFORMATION

MISINFORMATION
Sharing false information without the intent of harm. 

DISINFORMATION
Creating and sharing false information with the intent to harm.

ELECTION RUMORS BRIEFINGS
The Algorithmic Transparency Institute, a project of the National Conference on Citizenship, is partnering with the League of Women Voters during the 2024 U.S. primaries and general election to inform LWV and its State Leagues about narratives circulating online related to elections, democracy, and voting. The League hosts a weekly briefing and subsequently issues weekly reports, which you will find below. This report summarizes key narratives based on internal monitoring by ATI and tips submitted by our volunteer network.We also outline data deficits related to each narrative. A data deficit indicates an open question or lack of good information on a topic. Data deficits represent critical opportunities where advocates can insert good information to help combat the misleading narrative.

Click to read Election Rumors Reports and to sign up for Election Rumors Briefings