Engaged voters are the key to a better future for Indiana.

These resources are for Tippecanoe County voters who recognize that the GOP majority has not improved our quality of life in Indiana. It’s time for new leadership.

Vote Starting Oct 6

Indiana has one of the lowest rates of voter participation. Make sure you and all of your family and friends are registered and ready to vote in 2026. MADVoters has excellent next steps to get ready to vote.

Register by Oct 5 at indianavoters.com. If you will be 18 by Nov 3, 2026 you can register now.

Voters 65 or over, in the military/National Guard, or who meet specific requirements can receive their ballot through the mail. Learn more.

You must have a valid photo ID to vote, either Federal ID (e.g., U.S. passport) or Indiana ID (e.g., driver’s license or free state identification card).

Early voting locations and times are published on the Tippecanoe County Election Board website. Find it here.

Election Day (Tue, Nov 3) voting locations and times are also published on the Tippecanoe County Election Board website. Find it here.

Candidates

It is not too early to learn about the challengers working to break the GOP stranglehold on Indiana. They are all seeking volunteers and support to carry them to Election Day.

Your Elected Officials

Start by knowing the elected seats that you can vote for. in.wayeo.us shows your elected officials for any address.

Who Are the Challengers

We are tracking known candidate information for challengers in any race that has voters in Tippecanoe County.

Are You Ready to Run?

If you are a resident of Tippecanoe County and want to consider running for office, reach out to us here.

Why Vote?

Elected officials who actually work for regular people can make a huge difference in the daily challenges we all face.