Indiana bill could shorten early voting period ahead of May primary

Republicans revive push to shorten Indiana’s early voting period

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana’s early voting period would be cut from 28 days to 16 days in a year-old push revived by Republican state senators.

Republicans revive push to shorten early voting period

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana’s early voting period would be cut from 28 days to 16 days in a year-old push revived by Republican state senators.

Indiana bill could shorten early voting period ahead of May primary

Indiana bill could shorten early voting period, potentially reducing time Hoosiers have before May primary.

Indiana lawmakers consider cutting early voting period from 28 days to 16 under new amendment

INDIANAPOLIS Indiana lawmakers are considering shortening the early voting period from 28 days to 16 days under an amendment added to House Bill 1359. The last-minute change, made without public testimony, has divided election officials and sparked debate about voter access and election costs.WATCH FULL STORY BELOW State lawmakers consider cutting early voting period to 16 days under amendmentThe amendment's supporters argue it could save counti…

Bill amendment proposes potential cut to early voting days, leader of Indiana organization weighs in

If you like to vote early or by absentee ballot, the number of days you have to vote might change.