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Tag: Marion County Election Board
What federal election monitors can and can’t do in Indiana
The Department of Justice is sending 24 total observers to Lake and Marion counties.
What the Marion County clerk found out about election monitors
A dozen federal monitors will be outside Indianapolis vote centers on Election Day.
Federal election monitors are coming to Indy. What does that mean?
On Election Day, you can call 317-327-VOTE to reach someone from the county election board for help.
Court order: Lindsey Cornett is back on the ballot for IPS school board
Cornett was removed from the ballot in August after a successful challenge to her party affiliation.
Tracking local political donations is about to get easier
Follow the money! A digital system will make tracking political donations more doable.
High school students are spreading the word about voting
Indy teens who aren’t old enough to vote can still help out at the polls. Here’s how.
‘Rules are rules’: Indy Democratic leader rejects candidates
Among those rejected: the Marion County Young Democrats’ leader, a U.S. Army soldier, a former Democratic governor’s spokesman.
Election board refers voting center intimidation incident to prosecutor
Marion County Prosecutor Ryan Mears will decide whether to charge Michael John Palombi with violating any or all of the four election laws.
Election board reviews voter incident involving weapons
A hearing was delayed for a voter who brought two guns and a knife to polls on Election Day.



