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"There are drastic changes being debated in our own Indiana House
and Senate that will have an immediate and long lasting affect on us in Union County."
Absentee Voting
Voting absentee is an easy and efficient way to vote if you are unable to go to the polls due to work or vacation schedules. Anyone registered to vote in Union County who is unable to vote at their precinct on Election Day due to any one of the following reasons is qualified to vote absentee:
- Voter expects to be absent from the county on election day
- The voter is confined or is caring for a confined person or is unable to go to the voting place due to illness, injury, or disability
- The voter is at least 65 years of age
- The voter is an absent uniformed services voter or an overseas voter
- The voter expects to have official election duties outside his or her voting precinct
- The voter is scheduled to work at his or her place of employment during the entire 12 hours that the polls are open.
You may contact the Union County Clerk (765) 458-6121 for any questions.
Absentee Voter Ballots are due to
the Union County Election Board by:
Noon May 5, 2008 to vote in the Primary and School Board Elections
For further questions on absentee voter ballots, please contact the Union County Clerk (765) 458-6121.
You can download your Absentee Voter Registration here:
http://www.in.gov/sos/pdfs/abs-1.pdf