Indiana § 3-11-2-12.4 Election of more than one candidate to an office; placement of office
on ballot; required instruction

Indiana Statutes

§ 3-11-2-12.4 — Election of more than one candidate to an office; placement of office on ballot; required instruction

Indiana § 3-11-2-12.4

Art. 11VOTING METHODS, SUPPLIES, AND

Ch. 2General Election Ballot Form for Paper Ballots

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Ind. Code § 3-11-2-12.4 (2026).

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(a)This section applies whenever more than one (1) candidate may be elected to an office.

(b)The office shall be placed on the general election ballot after the offices described in section 12 of this chapter and before the offices described in section 12.9 of this chapter.

(c)Whenever candidates are to be elected to a county council, city common council, or town council that includes both an at-large member and a member representing a district, the candidates seeking election as an at-large member shall be placed on the ballot before candidates seeking to represent a district.

(d)The ballot shall contain a statement reading substantially as follows above the name of the first candidate: "To vote for any candidate for this office, you must make a voting mark for each candidate you w

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4. (a) This section applies whenever more
than one (1) candidate may be elected to an office.
(b) The office shall be placed on the general election ballot after the
offices described in section 12 of this chapter and before the offices
described in section 12.9 of this chapter.
(c) Whenever candidates are to be elected to a county council, city
common council, or town council that includes both an at-large
member and a member representing a district, the candidates seeking
election as an at-large member shall be placed on the ballot before
candidates seeking to represent a district.
(d) The ballot shall contain a statement reading substantially as
follows above the name of the first candidate: "To vote for any
candidate for this office, you must make a voting mark for each
candidate you wish to vote for. A straight party vote will not count as
a vote for any candidate for this office.".