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Voting at the Main Library

    Early voting in the November 2026 general election at the Main Library is open to all Hamilton County residents who are registered to vote. (Check your voter registration status here.)

    The Main Library is located at 425 E. Main Street, Carmel, IN.

    Early Voting Schedule at the Main Library

    Wednesday, October 21, 2pm–7pm

    Thursday, October 22, 2pm–7pm

    Friday, October 23, 10am–3pm

    Saturday, October 24, 10am–3pm

    Wednesday, October 28, 2pm–7pm

    Thursday, October 29, 2pm–7pm

    Friday, October 30, 10am–3pm

    Saturday, October 31, 10am–3pm

    Please note that the library, its parking areas, and the surrounding streets experience an especially high volume of traffic on weekdays from 3:30–4:30pm.

    Voting on Election Day (Tuesday, November 3)

    On Election Day, Hamilton County voters must vote at the polling place assigned to their precinct. Only voters whose precincts are assigned to vote at the Main Library may vote there on primary election day. Voting on Election Day is from 6am–6pm.

    Find your precinct and your polling place here.

    Where to Park and How to Enter

    When voting at the Main Library, we recommend parking in the library parking garage on the south side of the building. Enter the garage through either of the entrances marked with a yellow arrow below.

    Voting will take place in Community Room A, located on the ground floor at the southwest corner of the library building. Enter through the marked exterior door (shown with green arrows below).

    A map of the Main Library grounds showing parking locations and voting entrance.

    What to Bring

    Bring your ID (Indiana Driver’s License, Indiana State ID, U.S. Passport, or U.S. Military ID).

    Your ID must meet the following requirements:

    • contain a photo
    • show your name
    • include an expiration date, which can be current or have expired after the date of the last general election (November 5, 2024)
    • be issued by the state of Indiana (driver's license, state ID) or by the federal government (U.S. passport, U.S. military ID)

    Get more details about Indiana's voter ID rules.

    Because the line for voting forms outside, you may want to bring an umbrella or jacket.