Municipal elections in Indiana can be held in even-numbered years.
Indiana HB1055 amends the state's election laws to allow any city or town to adopt an ordinance for holding municipal elections in even-numbered years. This change applies to towns and cities with populations under 3,500. The amendment takes effect on July 1, 2026.
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