Washington County, Indiana POLLING LOCATIONS
2018 GENERAL ELECTION

• Salem 1 Salem Armory 1100 N Shelby St., Salem
• Salem 2 Salem Armory 1100 N Shelby St., Salem
• Salem 3 Salem Armory 1100 N Shelby St., Salem
• Salem 4 Salem Armory 1100 N Shelby St., Salem
• Washington 1 4-H Building 118 E. Market St., Salem
• Washington 2 4-H Building 118 E. Market St., Salem
• Washington 3 4-H Building 118 E. Market St., Salem
• Washington 4 4-H Building 118 E. Market St., Salem
• Brown Campbellsburg Comm. Bldg. 125 S. Sycamore St., Campbellsburg
• Franklin Firehouse South Boston 7047 E. SR 160, Salem
• Gibson Firehouse Little York 481 N. State Road 39, Scottsburg
• Howard Sire Station Howard Twp. 5279 S. Becks Mill Rd., Salem
• Jackson Firehouse Martinsburg 4330 East Martinsburg Fire Road, Pekin
• Jefferson Firehouse Jefferson Twp. 5110 West Walnut Ridge Rd., Salem
• Madison Firehouse Livonia 130 Church St., Campbellsburg
• Monroe Firehouse Monroe Twp. 8496 N. State Rd 135, Vallonia
• Pierce Shelter house Pekin Park 340 S. Park St., Pekin
• Polk Town Hall 75 S. Mill St., Pekin
• Posey Bearcat Civic Center 9271 W. US Hwy. 150, Hardinsburg
• Vernon Campbellsburg Community Center 9699 W. Mt. Tabor Rd., Campbellsburg

Are you registered to vote? If you want to have your say in the upcoming November 6^th General Election, you must register to vote by October 9^th.

Citizens can register to vote online by texting ‘Indiana’ to 2VOTE (28683), or by visiting IndianaVoters.com, and can submit an application to register in person at their local county clerk’s office.

The Indiana Voters app also allows Hoosiers to confirm their voter registration, look up their polling place, get driving directions to their polling location, find out who’s on their ballot, track their absentee ballot application or provisional ballot information and contact local election officials.

In order to be eligible to register to vote, you must:

• be a citizen of the United States,
• be at least 18 years old by Election Day,
• have lived in your precinct for at least 30 days before the election; and
• not currently be imprisoned after being convicted of a crime.

“I encourage all Hoosiers to make it to the polls this November,” said Secretary Lawson. “Voting is a precious right for Americans – it’s how you can ensure your voice is heard in government. Registering only takes a few minutes and can be done online at any time.”

Voters with questions can call the Hoosier Voter Hotline at 866-IN-1-VOTE or your local county clerk’s office.