Who’s running in 2026? The Indiana candidate lists are available now. Take a few minutes to see who could appear on your ballot and stay informed before the next election.
Access the 2026 candidate list here: www.in.gov/sos/elections/
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March to the Polls: Passport
A U.S. passport can be used as photo ID when voting in Indiana. Your ID must show your photo, name, an expiration date, and be issued by Indiana or the U.S. Learn more: www.in.gov/sos/election...
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The Citizenship Handbook is a helpful resource for Hoosiers who want to stay informed and engaged in their communities. Explore it and share it with others who want to stay involved in Indiana’s democracy.
Access the handbook here: s3.amazonaws.com/ClubExpressC...
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If you’re passionate about informed voting, fair elections, and making a difference in your community, consider joining the movement. Your voice matters, and there’s a place for you in this work.
Learn more and become a member: www.lwvin.org/content.aspx...
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Voting in person is simple and secure. Indiana polls are open 6 a.m.–6 p.m. on Election Day. Bring a valid ID, check in with poll workers, receive your ballot, and vote. If you’re in line by 6 p.m., you can still vote. Visit 411 for more election information: www.vote411.org
2026 Indiana Election Dates 🗓️ Mark your calendar, make your plan, and be ready to vote! Read and learn more about important election dates: www.in.gov/sos/election...
March to the Polls: We’re kicking off the series with Indiana driver’s licenses, an approved photo ID for voting. Your license must be issued by the State of Indiana and meet requirements on Election Day. ✔️ Check that it’s valid and ready.
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LWVIN encourages Hoosiers to protect democracy through informed action: use credible sources, know your representatives, support local news, engage respectfully, and participate. Learn more: protectdemocracy.org/how-to-prote...
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The 2025 Indiana Civic Health Index examines Hoosier civic engagement, highlighting progress, challenges, and data to strengthen participation statewide.
Read the full report here: www.inbarfoundation.org/wp-content/u...
What's the difference between Voter Access and Voter Suppression?
Voter access ensures eligible citizens can register and vote. Voter suppression creates barriers that make participation harder. Read more below. Learn more at LWV: www.lwv.org/voting-right...
The ERA Coalition is leading the charge to amend the U.S. Constitution to guarantee that no one can be discriminated against because of their sex. At its core, the Equal Rights Amendment is about one clear principle: equality under the law must apply to everyone.
Learn more: eracoalition.org
In Indiana, public comment isn’t just a formality, it’s your legally protected opportunity to shape decisions that impact your everyday life. Here are 5 tips to help you confidently speak out on the issues that matter most to you. #LWVIN #democracylivesinthelight
In Indiana, local governments get their authority from the state. Under home rule, they manage local issues unless state law limits them. When conflicts arise, state law prevails.
Read more here: www.repository.law.indiana.edu/cgi/viewcont...
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Harriet Robinson Scott helped shape the fight for freedom. After living in free territory, she filed for her freedom alongside Dred Scott. Though the Court denied citizenship, her courage endures.
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Indiana House Bill 1359 would allow certain counties to scan voted optical-scan ballots during early voting and on Election Day without using secrecy envelopes.
Share your opinion here: actionnetwork.org/letters/oppo...
Read the latest version of the bill here: iga.in.gov/pdf-document...
SBA’s 2026 Legislative Priorities outline proposed statutory changes affecting K–12 governance, funding flexibility, audits, facilities, TIF policy, and expanded access to On My Way Pre-K.
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Take the next step toward informed civic engagement.Explore trusted, nonpartisan tools like FollowTheMoney.org and OpenSecrets.org/IN to see how political money moves in Indiana. Share what you learn, ask informed questions, and use the information to strengthen accountability in our democracy.
The League of Women Voters of Indiana brings Hoosiers together to strengthen democracy through informed, nonpartisan action. Join us and be part of the work:https://www.lwvin.org/content.aspx?page_id=22&club_id=42001&module_id=469889
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From a constitutional and governance perspective, SB 76 raises serious concerns. The bill increases the risk of prolonged detention and due process violations, exposes public institutions to liability, and may undermine trust between residents and local government agencies. #Democracylivesinthelight
HB 1423 would create a new education corporation with an appointed board, giving it control over public school funding and referenda. This is not economical and it weakens voter accountability. Make your voice heard, oppose HB 1423 here: actionnetwork.org/letters/oppo...
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The Indiana Public Access Counselor (PAC) website is the official resource for guidance on Indiana’s public access laws, including the Access to Public Records Act and the Open Door Law. Learn more: www.in.gov/pac/
HB 1343 - a proposal that would authorize a military police force within the Indiana National Guard. Hoosiers, submit a public letter to your state legislators sharing your view. Speak out here: actionnetwork.org/letters/oppo... #LWVIN #democracylivesinthelight
The Indiana Capital Chronicle highlights four Indiana leaders to watch in 2026—Rodric Bray, Mike Braun, Liz Brown, and Micah Beckwith—who may shape key policy debates at the Statehouse. #LWVIN #DemocracyLivesInTheLight
Indiana is updating its school accountability model to better reflect what students need for lifelong success—not just test scores. The new framework values academic mastery alongside career readiness, communication, work ethic, and civic and digital literacy. #LWVIN #democracylivesinthelight
Today marks the anniversary when Virginia became the 38th state to ratify the ERA — a victory decades in the making and a story that should inspire us all to vote.
Learn more: eracoalition.org/2026/01/27/s...
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Know your protest rights. Speech is most protected on streets, sidewalks, and parks, and may apply on other public property if access isn’t blocked. Counter protesters have equal rights, and permits aren’t required if traffic isn’t obstructed. Visit us: www.lwvin.org/content.aspx...
The U.S. Senate voted on a resolution to limit presidential authority over military action in Venezuela. Sen. Todd Young changed his vote, helping defeat the measure. The debate highlights divisions over Congress’s role in authorizing military action. Source: Indy Star.
SB 267 would create new reporting requirements for “influence campaigns,” including rallies, demonstrations, and other public actions related to current events or public officials.
Hoosiers are encouraged to review the bill and share their views with their State Senator. Call 317-232-9400.
