Yes. The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles will issue a free state ID card if you indicate that you need it to be able to vote.
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You must show a photo ID to vote in Indiana.
You need to give an identification number or a copy of an accepted ID to vote by mail.
To meet Indiana’s voter ID requirements, your ID:
Common examples include:
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Yes. The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles will issue a free state ID card if you indicate that you need it to be able to vote.
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Registered Indiana voters must show a photo ID at the polls to cast a regular ballot.
If you are a registered voter but do not present a valid ID at the polling place, you may cast a provisional ballot. For your ballot to count, you have until noon 10 days after the election to provide an acceptable ID or sign an affirmation that one of the law’s exceptions applies.
Exceptions include:
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You must present a physical ID to vote in Indiana. You cannot use an image, copy, or digital ID when you are voting in person.
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You do not need a “REAL ID” to vote in Indiana.
Your driver’s license or state ID card will show a star if it meets REAL ID requirements under federal law.
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Only certain voters are eligible to vote absentee in Indiana. You have to apply to receive an absentee ballot.
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You can include a copy of your Indiana driver’s license, ID, or another kind of identification that’s allowed for voting.
You don’t have to provide any ID with your ballot.
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In order to vote absentee in Indiana, you must meet ONE of the following:
If it is determined that your signature on the absentee ballot security envelope affidavit does not correspond to the signature on your absentee ballot application, in the electronic poll book, or any signature yours that is maintained in the statewide voter registration system, not later than the close of business two (2) business days after the signature mismatch determination the county board will:
Your absentee ballot will be counted if it is otherwise valid and you cure the signature mismatch not later than noon, prevailing local time, eight (8) days after election day.
If your absentee ballot is missing your signature on the security envelope affidavit, you can cure this mistake by:
Your absentee ballot will be counted if the board determines that the signatures match and there are no other challenges that have been made to the ballot.
The same notice procedure described above regarding mismatched signatures applies in cases of a missing signature as well.