Vanderburgh County Democratic Party
Central CommitteeEdie Hardcastle, Chair; ediehardcastle@gmail.com
Nick Iaccarino, Vice Chair
Alex Burton, Political Director
Cheryl Schultz, Treasurer
Melissa Moore, Secretary
VANDERBURGH COUNTY DEMOCRATS TO HOLD EARLY VOTING RALLY OCTOBER 6 AT OLD NATIONAL BANK EVENTS PLAZA
Dr. Woody Myers, Democratic Candidate for Governor Linda Lawson, Democratic Candidate for Lieutenant Governor
and Jonathan Weinzapfel, Democratic Candidate for Attorney General are all scheduled to appear.
Early In-Person Voting Begins
Tuesday, October 6
8:00am to 4:00pm
at Old National Bank Events Plaza
715 Locust Street
Evansville, IN 47708
*** Masks are required at all early in-person voting locations. Be sure to wear yours and practice social distancing.Â
Make a Plan to VOTE EARLY
Absentee ballots are being sent out now.
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YOU CAN STILL REQUEST AN ABSENTEE BALLOT APPLICATION
You’ll need to provide your name, address, phone number, and date of birth.
***Please note: This is a request for an absentee ballot application. As soon as you receive the application, fill it out and return it as soon as possible using the envelope provided. Once received and approved, your ballot will be mailed to you. Complete the ballot, sign and date the outside of the envelope, and return it as soon as possible.
PHONE BANK
We are phone-banking every Monday until Election Day from 5:00 to 6:30pm.Click HERE to join the Monday Zoom phone-banking meeting starting at 5:00pm.
Campaign Contributions may be sent to :
McWilliams for Vanderburgh County Recorder
8102 Lander Dr.
Evansville, IN 47715
*** Unfortunately, this in-person event is being cancelled due to the recent increase in spread of COVID-19 in Vanderburgh County.
Those living in subdivisions or condominium complexes with homeowner associations, otherwise known as HOA’s, may have the impression that due to covenant they cannot display political signs. This is not strictly true. Indiana Code supersedes any HOA covenants for the month preceding an election. This year signs can be displayed (probably within certain limits – check your HOA’s covenants) beginning October 4. We have provided the text of the applicable sections below.
IC 32-21-13-4 Prohibition on homeowner association adoption or enforcement of rules relating to display of political signs; exceptions
Sec. 4. Except as provided in section 5 of this chapter, a homeowners association may not adopt or enforce a rule that prohibits a member of the homeowners association from displaying a sign on the member’s property during the period:
(1) beginning thirty (30) days before; and
(2) ending five (5) days after;
the date of the election to which the sign relates. As added by P.L.5-2010, SEC.1.
IC 32-21-13-5 Permissible rules relating to display of political signs
Sec. 5. A homeowners association may adopt and enforce rules relating to a sign described in section 3 of this chapter if the rules do any of the following:
(1) Restrict the size of a sign if the rule permits a homeowner to display a sign that is at least as large as signs commonly displayed during election campaigns.
(2) Restrict the number of signs that may be displayed if the rule permits a homeowner to display a reasonable number of signs.
(3) Restrict the locations where a sign may be displayed. However, a restriction under this subdivision may not prohibit the display of a sign:
(A) in a window on the homeowner’s property; or
(B) on the ground that is part of the homeowner’s property. As added by P.L.5-2010, SEC.1.
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR DAILY $300 RAFFLE WINNERS!
Tuesday – Laurie Ewers
Wednesday – Jenn Schultheis
Thursday – Jenny McWilliams
Friday – Ken Thacker
Saturday – Lisa Jones
Sunday – Amy Tank
Monday – Suzy Blesch
