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Am I registered? Where's my absentee ballot? Where do I go to vote?
For your voting-related questions, call the Indiana County Voter Registration office at 724-465-3852.
If you're voting for the first time in your precinct, be sure to bring a valid form of identification.
Voting and voter registration material
- IUP dormitory street addresses and voting locations - "where do I vote on campus?"
- Our Printable Get Out The Vote Flyer
- The official voter registraton form (print and deliver to the Courthouse 30+ days before Election Day)
- Tips for completing the voter registration form
Voting by absentee ballot
In Pennsylvania, you must vote at your own precinct’s polling location on Election Day. You can apply for an absentee ballot if you expect to be away from your precinct on Election Day. To apply, download and print an absentee ballot form here. Leave items blank where you do not know the answer (e.g., ward, district).
Mail your absentee ballot to your county registration office. In Indiana: 825 Philadelphia Street, or drop it off at the basement of the county courthouse.
If you recently registered to vote, you should be receiving your voter registration card in the mail soon – if you haven’t already. To check on the status of your voter registration or absentee ballot, call your county registration office.
Get informed - research your candidates and their positions here:
IndianaVIE Blog from the Democratic National Convention
Read the IndianaVIE blog, reporting from the Democratic National Convention in Denver!
Listen to the IndianaVIE interview with 90.5 WIUP-FM, air date 4/10/09: <22:44, .mp3>
...IndianaVIE organization, DNC delegate candidacy, Obama volunteer efforts...
Who are we?
We're a group of progressive individuals and organizations in Indiana County, Pennsylvania who are leading an effort to educate and mobilize voters in anticipation of the upcoming election cycle.
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Local Links
Indiana County Democratic Committee | Pittsburgh Post Gazette Politics Page | Robert Dougherty, Attorney at Law | Pat Dougherty for District Attorney | Tom Bianco for Judge
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