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8 early voting sites open in Marion County – WRTV

8 early voting sites open in Marion County  WRTV INDIANAPOLIS — With Election Day just around the corner, Indianapolis voters have more places to cast their ballots early. Until Nov. 1, registered Marion County residents can vote at the…
One Place News   •   October 26, 2026   •   Updated October 26, 2026
8 early voting sites open in Marion County – WRTV

8 early voting sites open in Marion County  WRTV

INDIANAPOLIS — With Election Day just around the corner, Indianapolis voters have more places to cast their ballots early. Until Nov. 1, registered Marion County residents can vote at the following locations: Warren Township Government CenterDecatur Township Government CenterSt. Luke’s United Methodist ChurchFranklin Township Government CenterIndianapolis Public Library – Fort Ben BranchIndianapolis Public Library – […] INDIANAPOLIS — With Election Day just around the corner, Indianapolis voters have more places to cast their ballots early. Until Nov. 1, registered Marion County residents can vote at the following locations: Warren Township Government CenterDecatur Township Government CenterSt. Luke’s United Methodist ChurchFranklin Township Government CenterIndianapolis Public Library – Fort Ben BranchIndianapolis Public Library – Pike BranchKrannert ParkPerry Township Government CenterSt.

Luke’s United Methodist Church The Indianapolis City-County Building is open until Nov. 2. Registered voters must bring their ID. At St. Luke’s United Methodist Church, organizers said more than 1600 voters showed up Saturday, with wait times up to 2 hours. “That’s how intense the voting has been. And in fact, we open at 11 a.m.,” volunteer Stephen Hoskin said. People started showing up at 10, knowing they couldn’t vote yet, but they stayed in line. It peaks in early afternoon; by the end of the day, it’s down,” Hoskin said. Voters said that this time on Sunday, wait times were short. Many

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