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                2009 ANNUAL FINANCE REPORTS

                 CANDIDATE FORM CAN-2

                 CANDIDATE FORM CFA-1

                 CANDIDATE FORM CFA-4

                 CANDIDATE FORM CFA-11

                 ELECTION CALENDAR

                    2003 CITY ELECTION RESULTS

                    2004 PRIMARY ELECTION RESULTS

                    2004 GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS

                    2006 GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS

                     2006 PRIMARY ELECTION RESULTS

                    2007 PRIMARY ELECTION RESULTS

                    2007 GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS

                    2008 PRIMARY ELECTION RESULTS

                    2008 GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS

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ABSENTEE APPLICATIONS

Absentee Voting

A person who cannot be physically present to vote at the polls on Election Day does                                                                                              not lose their right to vote.  By completing appropriate forms, a voter may cast an                                                                                              absentee ballot before Election Day. To vote absentee, a voter must meet certain qualifications. 

Qualification:

An otherwise qualified voter can cast an absentee ballot in person in the office of the                                                                                             Circuit Court Clerk or a satellite office without stating a reason for doing so. Absentee                                                                                    voting for the 2006 Primary Election will begin April 3, 2006 from 8:00 A.M. to                                                                                                  4:00 P.M. though Noon May 1, 2006.   We will also be open two Saturdays,                                                                                                    April 22, 2006  and April 29, 2006 from 8:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. for your convenience.

To vote absentee by mail or before a traveling board, the Voter, by law (I.C. 3-11-4-18)                                                                             may vote only if they meet the following qualifications:

1) Absent from the County on Election Day during the entire 12 hours the polls are open..

2) Will be working at a precinct on Election Day.

3) Are confined because of an illness or injury on Election Day.

4) Have disabilities.

5) An elderly voter (at least 65 years of age).

6) Are the caregiver of a confined individual.

7) Scheduled to work during the entire twelve (12) hours that the polls are open.

8) Participate in the address confidentiality program.

9) Are prevented from voting due to observing a religious discipline or holiday.

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Primary Election day is the first Tuesday after first Monday in May. In the Primary Election                                                                                    you vote only for the candidates of one party, you are nominating the candidate who will be                                                                                       on the ballot in the general election.

General Election day is the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November. Candidate of                                                                                    both major political parties will be and third party candidates will be listed on the ballot.

Voting Requirements:

• You must be registered before you can vote. Voter Registration Information.
• You must vote at your precinct polling place. Polling Place Information.

Indiana polls are open from 6:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m.  If you have a question about your polling site you may                                                                   also call the Voter Registration Office (456-2219).