Election Day Is Tuesday

Last updated on Tuesday, November 8, 2016

(UNDATED) - Election Day is Tuesday.

The polls open at 6 a.m. and will close promptly at 6 p.m.

To help voters prepare, here are some reminders of what you need to know before you go to the polls.

You cannot bring election materials inside a polling location.
You cannot wear items into a polling location supporting or opposing a candidate or issue.
You cannot comment on another voter's support of a candidate or issue inside of a polling location.
You are required to bring a photo ID.

Voters need to double check where they need to cast their votes because many Lawrence County Polling places changed during the primary election.

The new locations are:

Shawswick 1A and 1B - Stonegate Arts & Education Center
Shawswick 2 and 3 - Courthouse lobby
Shawswick 4 - Bedford Baptist Temple will move to Lincoln Elementary School
Shawswick 5A - Wilson Park Shelter House
Shawswick 5B - First Assembly of God Church
Shawswick 6 - First Baptist Church
Shawswick 7A and 7B - Church of God
Shawswick 8 - Central Church of Christ will move to Bedford Middle School
Shawswick 9 and 10 - Free Methodist Church will move to Stalker Elementary School
Shawswick 11 - Otis Park Red Brick
Shawswick 12 - Oolitic Town Hall will move to Dollens Elementary School
Shawswick 13 - Dive Christian Church will move to Community Baptist Fellowship
Shawswick 14A - Community Baptist Fellowship
Shawswick 14B - Leatherwood Christian Church
Shawswick 15A - Grissom Municipal Airport will move to Lincoln Elementary School
Shawswick 15B - Grissom Municipal Airport
Shawswick 16 - Grace Full Gospel Church will move to the First Assembly of God Church
Marion 1 and 4 - First Baptist Christian Life Center on West Frank Street
Marion 2 and 3 - Mitchell Community Center
Marion 5A - Lawrence County 4-H Fairgrounds
Marion 5B - Marion Township Volunteer Fire Department will move to Carpenter Banquet Hall on Main Street
Marion 5C - Pace Union Hall will move to Carpenter Banquet Hall
Marion 6 - Mitchell Presbyterian Church will move to Emerson Gymnasium
Bono - Camp Rivervale will move to the Mitchell Presbyterian Church
Guthrie - Tunnelton United Methodist Church will move to Hidden Falls Church Camp
Indian Creek North and South - Fayetteville Baptist Church will move to Fayetteville Elementary School
Marshall 1, 2, and 3 - Valley Mission Church and Mount Pleasant Christian Church will move to Needmore Elementary School
Perry - Life Tabernacle will move to Springville Elementary School
Pleasant Run - Pleasant Run Park will move to Heltonville Elementary School
Spice Valley North - Williams Community Center will move to Fayetteville Elementary School
Spice Valley South - Huron Fire Barn will move Lawrence County 4-H Fairgrounds

If citizens have issues on or leading up to Election Day, they are encouraged to contact the Secretary of State's office. Hoosier voters can file complaints with the Secretary of State's office regarding polling place accessibility or concerns regarding possible fraudulent activities. To file a complaint or report an issue, voters may call 1-866-IN1-VOTE (1-866-461-8683). Secretary of State staff are on hand during business hours, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday- Friday as well as 6:00 a.m. to 7 p.m. Eastern Time on Election Day.

Hoosiers may also complete the Indiana Voter Fraud and Accessibility Grievance affidavit form, which is located on the Secretary of State website at http://www.in.gov/sos/elections/2653.htm. Those who submit this form are advised to have it notarized in order to assist investigators and prosecutors, before filing it with the Secretary of State's office.

The Secretary of State's office will also be implementing an Election Day Response Team. Several Special Secretary of State Deputies will be appointed for the purpose of responding to any election related issues, spot-checking polling locations for accessibility and integrity in the process. If you believe there is an issue and want to notify the special deputies serving on the response team, please contact 1-866-IN1-VOTE (1-866-461-8683).

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