The City Clerk's Office is charged with administering all the elections for the residents of Evansville.

Welcome to the City of Evansville Voter Information Section. This page is here to assist you in gaining the information that is needed to vote within the City of Evansville. If you should need any additional information or have any questions regarding voting information, please feel free to call Evansville City Hall at (608) 882-2266. 

                                                         Voting Location

              *Polls are open from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm on election days.

We are Thankful!

The City of Evansville would like to thank Hayden Latham, Zach Moran and Jayden Dunphy (not pictured) for their generosity and efforts for the 2020 General Election. With the assistance in coordination from Mr. Rob Kostroun, Tech Ed Instructor, these three seniors saw an opportunity to put their skills to good use. As part of their Senior Project these three young men, designed and created all social distancing signs in effort to help protect the health and safety of all voters and polling place workers this election season. 

Evansville High School Seniors

(from left to right: Hayden Latham, Zach Moran (not pictured Jayden Dunphy))

From all of us at the City of Evansville we THANK YOU! 

An Attempt at Expressing Gratitude

November 3, 2020 - General Election

A typical General Election involves 30 – 35 Election Officials working to perform voter registration, issuing voter tally numbers, issuing voter ballots, assisting voters throughout the election process, and processing an average of 450 absentee ballots.

During a pandemic it also includes maintaining social distancing and using protective measures, relying on 40 – 45 Election Officials, continually sanitizing voting areas, and limiting the number of voters in the polling area.

Thank you to our residents for your patience and understanding and thank you to all that were able to vote absentee.

Our Election Officials participated in training prior to Election Day, worked longer shifts than anticipated with some working 16 hours, registered over 200 voters, processed almost 2,000 absentee ballots, and manually counted 3,264 ballots after 8:00 p.m.

I struggle to find the words to thank our Election Officials.  As with anyone’s work, unless you do it you never truly appreciate what is involved.  I can tell you first hand that working an election, especially a General Election – during a pandemic, is a heck of a lot of work.

Hat’s off to all of you!  Thank you for all you’ve done.

Judy Walton

Former City Clerk, City of Evansville 

2020 Election Information

• Vote By Mail, Please! 

• In Person Voting

• Absentee Voting Rules

• Forms to run for Office

• Proof of Residence

• Voter ID Law

• Voter Registration

• Voting Wards Map

Additional Information:

• Type A Notice

• Type E Notice

• Sample Ballot

Schedule of Elections: 

Notices: 

• April 9, 2020 – Release of Information