COUNTY CLERK DECLARES PUBLIC TEST A SUCCESS; EARLY VOTING TO BEGIN OCTOBER 11TH

Vanderburgh County Clerk Carla Hayden confirmed today that the public test of the voting equipment for the 2023 Municipal Election was a success.  “State law requires that we test our voting machines and tabulators according to prescribed procedures before early voting begins to ensure that the machines are recording and tabulating votes correctly,” Hayden said. 

In-person absentee voting, commonly referred to as “early voting”, will begin on Wednesday, October 11, 2023, at Central Library.  Central Library replaces the Vanderburgh County Election Office as an early voting location.  During the pandemic, Old National Events Plaza had replaced the Election Office, but will no longer be used due to scheduling conflicts. Election Day is November 7^th.  Only voters registered within the city limits of the City of Evansville will be eligible to vote in this election.

A complete list of Early Voting locations, dates, and times is listed below:

Oaklyn Library
3001 Oaklyn Dr.

Mon-Thurs                              

(Oct 23rd – Nov 2nd)

Noon to 6 pm

Friday                                      

(Oct 27th & Nov 3rd)

Noon to 5 pm

Red Bank Library
120 S. Red Bank Rd.

Mon-Thurs                              

(Oct 23rd – Nov 2nd)

Noon to 6 pm

Friday                                      

(Oct 27th & Nov 3rd)

Noon to 5 pm

Northeast Park Baptist Church
1215 N. Boeke Rd.

Saturday
(Oct 28th & Nov 4th)

8 am to 3 pm

Cedar Hall School
2100 N. Fulton Avenue

Saturday
(Oct 28th & Nov 4th)

8 am to 3 pm

*All Vote Centers are located within an accessible facility