INDIANAPOLIS — This year, Indiana voters return to the polls to elect nine U.S. Representatives, one U.S. Senator, as well as hundreds of state and local lawmakers.

Primary Election Day is Tuesday, May 3. The general election is scheduled for Tuesday, Nov. 8.

If you want to vote in the primary election and are not yet registered to vote in Indiana, the deadline is Monday, April 4.

You have until 11:59 p.m. if you register to vote using the online application.

The deadline to hand deliver an application to or apply in person at your county election office is close of business on Monday.

The deadline to hand deliver an application to the Indiana Election Division at the Secretary of State's office is also April 4 by 5 p.m.

You can apply in person at the BMV branch if you are completing certain transactions, like getting a driver's license, permit or identification card.

You can also mail in a paper application. The envelope must be postmarked by April 4 but may arrive at the voter registration office after that date.

You will find the voter registration application along with details about who can vote in Indiana on the state's Voter Registration page. Note that some military and overseas voters have different registration dates.