Cyndi Carrasco

Carrasco was appointed in 2023 to replace state Sen. Jack Sandlin, who died last year. Carrasco now represents the parts of the south side of Indianapolis and Greenwood.

In 2022, Carrasco ran unsuccessfully for Marion County prosecutor.

Carrasco serves as vice president and general counsel at University of Indianapolis.

Legislative priorities include:

Lowering taxes.
Increasing government transparency.
Supporting law enforcement

See how Cyndi Carrasco voted in the 2024 session of the Indiana General Assembly, from our partners at the Indiana Coalition of Open Government.

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Deadlines

Oct. 7: Register to vote

Visit indianavoters.in.gov to register to vote or check your registration. You can also register in person at the Bureau of Motor Vehicles if you’re there to complete another transaction, like renewing your driver’s license.

Get the full guide: How to register to vote for the Nov. 5 general election

Oct. 8-Nov. 4: Early voting at the City-County Building

Early voting at the City-County Building starts Oct. 8 and ends at noon Nov. 4. Anyone registered to vote in Marion County can vote at the City-County Building. Bring a valid photo ID with you to vote.

Get the full guide: Your guide to early voting in Indianapolis

Oct. 24: Request absentee ballot

There are 12 valid reasons to ask for a ballot you can complete at home and drop off or mail in. You can find them listed on the downloadable application form. All absentee ballots have to be submitted by 6 p.m. on Nov. 5.

Get the full guide: How to vote absentee

Oct. 26-Nov. 3: Early voting at eight more vote centers

Eight vote centers across Marion County’s townships are open 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily, from Oct. 26 to Nov. 3. Anyone registered to vote in Marion County can go to any of the sites to vote. Bring a valid photo ID with you to vote.

Get the full guide: Your guide to early voting in Indianapolis

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