Indiana will move forward with normal election, here's what that means

Indiana will move forward with its standard election process - with safety measures in place.

Will also remain in place.

Also... indiana will move forward with its standard election process, with safety measures in place.

There won't be changes to the timeline, or voting applications like there were in the primary.

State officials expect up to 1 point 8 million people to vote absentee by mail.

The secretary of state says ..

If you're concerned about a delay with the mail, you should apply early ..

And vote early.

The state is working with the post office to ensure ballots are prioritized.

They're working to create envelopes so election mail is easily identifiable.

If you want to vote by mail, you'll still need to qualify for a specific reason.

But the secretary of state says ... being afraid of contracting covid-19 is **not a reason on its own.

If you're confined due to your home because you have a condition because you have a condition that puts you at high risk and you're self isolation, you may qualify.

But if you're still going to the grocery store and running other errands, you're not confined to your home.

Here are the recommended vote by mail dates.

These are earlier than what's required by state law.

Officials say it's a good idea to mail your "application" by october 19th.

Have your "ballot" back in the mail by october 27th.

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