Ind. Code § 3-11-4-4
Manner of making application; furnished forms; fax and electronic mail applications
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Current — January 1, 2023
As of January 1, 2018
Sec. 4. (a) Applications may be made on application forms approved by the election division by any of the following means:
Sec. 4. (a) Applications may be made on application forms approved by the election division by any of the following means:
(1) In person.
(1) In person.
(2) By fax transmission.
(2) By fax transmission.
(3) By mail (including United States mail or bonded courier).
(3) By mail (including United States mail or bonded courier).
(4) By electronic mail with a digital image of the application and signature of the applicant.
(4) By electronic mail with a digital image of the application and signature of the applicant.
(b) Application forms shall:
(b) Application forms shall:
(1) be furnished to a central committee of the county at the request of the central committee;
(1) be furnished to a central committee of the county at the request of the central committee;
(2) be: (A) mailed; (B) transmitted by fax; or (C) transmitted by electronic mail with a digital image of the application; upon request, to a voter; and (3) be delivered to a voter in person who applies at the circuit court clerk's office. (c) A county election board shall accept an application for an absentee ballot transmitted by fax even though the application is delivered to the county election board by a person other than the person submitting the application. (d) When an application is received under subsection (a)(4), the circuit court clerk's office (or, in a county subject to IC 3-6-5.2 or IC 3-6-5.4, the office of the board of elections and registration) shall send an electronic mail receipt acknowledging receipt of the voter's application.
(2) be: (A) mailed; (B) transmitted by fax; or (C) transmitted by electronic mail with a digital image of the application; upon request, to a voter; and (3) be delivered to a voter in person who applies at the circuit court clerk's office. (c) A county election board shall accept an application for an absentee ballot transmitted by fax even though the application is delivered to the county election board by a person other than the person submitting the application. (d) When an application is received under subsection (a)(4), the circuit court clerk's office (or, in a county for which a board of elections and registration is established, the office of the board of elections and registration) shall send an electronic mail receipt acknowledging receipt of the voter's application.
Official source: Indiana General Assembly. Reproduced from public-domain Indiana statutes; confirm against the official source for the current text. Not legal advice.