It's Election Day in Evansville. Here's where and when to vote in city elections.

Sarah Loesch, Evansville Courier & Press
Updated ·2 min read

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Evansville residents will select new city leadership Tuesday, and for the first time in more than a decade, Lloyd Winnecke's name isn't on the ballot.

The three-term Evansville mayor opted not to seek another stint in office, so local voters will pick between Libertarian Michael Daugherty, Republican Natalie Rascher and Democrat Stephanie Terry.

Voters in Evansville could also overhaul the City Council, with contested races in the First, Second and Third wards, and a full slate to choose from in the At-Large seats.

Here's some information to help guide you through the process that will unfold in Evansville.

Who is eligible to vote in Evansville's 2023 municipal elections?

This election is for city offices, so voting is open only to city residents. People who live outside city limits in Vanderburgh County aren't eligible to vote.

When can I vote on Tuesday?

The polls are open 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. local time.

Where do I vote in Evansville?

Evansville uses voting centers, so voters can choose the location most convenient to them. Here are the locations:

  • Bethel United Church of Christ - 3029 N. Green River Road

  • Calvary Temple Assembly of God - 5050 N. First Ave.

  • Fairlawn United Methodist Church - 2001 Parker Drive

  • St. Lucas United Church of Christ - 33 W. Virginia St.

  • Memorial Baptist Church - 605 Canal St.

  • Methodist Temple - 2109 Lincoln Ave.

  • Caze Elementary School - 2013 S. Green River Road

  • Glenwood Leadership Academy - 901 Sweetser Ave.

  • Northeast Park Baptist Church - 1215 N. Boeke Road

  • Academy for Innovative Studies - 2319 Stringtown Road

  • Cedar Hall Elementary School - 2100 N. Fulton Ave.

  • Southern Indiana Career and Technical Center - 1901 Lynch Road

  • St. James West United Methodist Church - 3111 Hillcrest Terrace

  • Plaza Park Middle School - 7301 Lincoln Ave.

  • Simpson United Methodist Church - 2201 W. Illinois St.

  • Washington Square Mall - 4801 Washington Ave.

What do I need to bring to the polls in Evansville?

Voters will need a government-issued photo ID to cast a ballot. It must have a photo and match the name on their voter registration.

The ID must display an expiration date and must be current or have expired after the date of the most recent general election.

This article originally appeared on Evansville Courier & Press: Where do I go to vote in Evansville?