Indiana § 3-11-1.5-3.1 Precinct may not be established after June 30, 2019, with fewer than
600 active voters; exceptions

Indiana Statutes

§ 3-11-1.5-3.1 — Precinct may not be established after June 30, 2019, with fewer than 600 active voters; exceptions

Indiana § 3-11-1.5-3.1

Art. 11VOTING METHODS, SUPPLIES, AND

Ch. 1.5Precincts

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Ind. Code § 3-11-1.5-3.1 (2026).

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(a)Except as provided in subsection (b), a county may not establish a precinct under this chapter so that any precinct has less than six hundred (600) active voters.

(b)A county may establish a precinct having less than six hundred

(600)active voters if any of the following apply:

(1)The precinct to be established would consist of an entire:

(A)county commissioner district;

(B)county council district;

(C)township;

(D)city;

(E)town;

(F)city common council district; or

(G)town council district.

(2)Establishing the precinct is required so that a boundary of a governmental entity or election district described in section 4 of this chapter is not crossed.

(3)Establishing a precinct of less than six hundred (600) active voters would avoid establishing a split precinct.

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1. (a) Except as provided in subsection (b),
a county may not establish a precinct under this chapter so that any
precinct has less than six hundred (600) active voters.
(b) A county may establish a precinct having less than six hundred
(600) active voters if any of the following apply:
(1) The precinct to be established would consist of an entire:
(A) county commissioner district;
(B) county council district;
(C) township;
(D) city;
(E) town;
(F) city common council district; or
(G) town council district.
(2) Establishing the precinct is required so that a boundary of a
governmental entity or election district described in section 4 of
this chapter is not crossed.
(3) Establishing a precinct of less than six hundred (600) active
voters would avoid establishing a split precinct.