LET'S GET MORE VOTERS TO THE POLLS

Naptown Votes

We’re excited to partner with Live Free Indiana to launch Naptown Votes, a new nonpartisan initiative focused on increasing civic participation across our city.

Are you down to help us reach our goal? Become a VOLUNTEER by clicking the button below:

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Before Election Day, make sure your registration is up to date. To check your voter registration status, click the button below:

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BLACK: A FESTIVAL OF JOY X NAPTOWN VOTES
3/4
Registered voters in Marion County did not vote in the last mayor's race (2023)
650K+
People are registered to vote in Marion County — but hundreds of thousands sit out every election (2024)
34%
Marion County voter turnout in the 2022 midterms — second lowest in the state that year

Exercise your right.

Together, we’re working to engage, educate, and register more voters while demonstrating the collective power of Black Naptown residents when we organize, show up, and make our voices heard Our goal is to register 1,500 new voters, and we need all hands on deck to make it happen! Throughout the summer, you’ll find us at some of the city’s biggest events, including BLACK: A Festival of Joy, Chreece, and BUTTER, helping residents register to vote, update their information, and get election-ready.

WHAT’S ON THE BALLOT — NOVEMBER 3, 2026

Next upcoming elections: May 4, 2027 (Indianapolis Primary) | November 2, 2027 (Mayor + City-County Council)

Your representative in Washington, D.C. — votes on federal funding, laws, and policy that affects Indiana

State senators and representatives who write Indiana’s laws on education, housing, and public safety

Secretary of State, State Comptroller, and State Treasurer — who run Indiana’s elections, finances, and public funds

Oversees the county jail, law enforcement, and public safety across Indianapolis

Decides which cases get charged and prosecuted — directly shapes how criminal justice works in Indianapolis

Run county elections, finances, property records, and tax assessments

The elected board that sets policy and hires the superintendent for Indianapolis Public Schools — more seats on the ballot this year than any in recent memory

Trustees run emergency assistance for rent, utilities, and basic needs. Constables handle court security and official orders.

School board races for all 11 Marion County school corporations are on the November ballot