Fax Your Indiana Ballot From Overseas
Indiana takes a faxed ballot only if you asked for your ballot by fax on your Federal Post Card Application.
Indiana lets a military or overseas voter who asked on the Federal Post Card Application for the absentee ballot by fax return the voted ballot by fax directly to the county election office. Source
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What goes in the fax
Fax the pages together, to the line your election office uses for ballots.
Every page of it, including any page you left blank.
An Indiana military or overseas voter who faxes or emails a voted ballot must send with it the ABS-9 form, a cover sheet and affidavit in which the voter signs the Voluntary Waiver of Secret Ballot; the county election office requires it, and the Election Division's voter pages link no public copy of the form.
Read the state’s instructionsYour county's ballot fax
90 of 92 counties publish a ballot fax line. For the rest, call the office before you send and ask for the line.
From the Indiana directory, checked September 30, 2026.
Only if you qualify: you asked for your ballot by fax on your Federal Post Card Application.
Call before you send. Fax lines change and some stop answering. A short call confirms the ballot fax number and whether the office has your ballot request. An office’s general fax is not always its ballot line.
Deadlines
A faxed or emailed Indiana military or overseas ballot and its ABS-9 secrecy waiver must be received by county officials no later than 6:00 p.m. local prevailing time on Election Day (November 3, 2026 for the general election).
www.in.gov/dA/5f4fafffee/2026-Military-and-Overseas-Voters-Guide.pdf?language_id=1The Indiana Election Division's absentee page states an absentee ballot voted by email, fax, or mail must be received by the county election board no later than 6:00 p.m. local prevailing time on Election Day.
www.in.gov/sos/elections/voter-information/ways-to-vote/absentee-votingAn Indiana military or overseas voter receives the absentee ballot by mail, or by email or fax when the Federal Post Card Application asks for it; a request for email or fax delivery must reach the county by noon the day before Election Day.
www.in.gov/dA/5f4fafffee/2026-Military-and-Overseas-Voters-Guide.pdf?language_id=1What it costs
Every account gets 10 free pages a month, and a page to a US fax number counts as one. A ballot packet of up to 10 pages sends free, with no credit card.
Free pages reset on the 1st. If a second ballot in the same month takes you past 10 pages, a Lite pack covers it, with no subscription.
To get your blank ballot by fax, you need a fax number of your own. A One-Time Fax Number is $14.99 once and receives for 90 days, with 50 pages. Starter is $4.99 a month. A ballot sent to you by email needs neither.
Questions
Can I fax my Indiana ballot from any country?
If you qualify, yes. A US fax number receives a fax the same way wherever it is sent from. Whether Indiana takes it depends on the condition at the top of this page, so read it before you send.
What if my county's fax line doesn't answer?
Call the number in your county's row before you try again. A line that rings and never connects will not start working on a retry, and the office can tell you whether the number changed.
My county's row has no ballot fax. Where do I send it?
Call the number in your county's row and ask for the fax line the office takes ballots on. The state's directory does not publish one for that office, and an office's general fax is not always its ballot line.
Do I need my own fax number to send my ballot?
No. Sending needs only the fax number your election office uses. A number of your own matters only if you want the blank ballot faxed to you.
Is this an official Indiana election site?
No. FaxTerra is a fax service. Indiana's rules come from its election authority and your county, linked under official sources.
Official sources
- www.in.gov/dA/5f4fafffee/2026-Military-and-Overseas-Voters-Guide.pdf?language_id=1
- www.in.gov/sos/elections/voter-information/ways-to-vote/absentee-voting
This page is nonpartisan. FaxTerra is a fax service and does not support or oppose any party or candidate. Indiana and your election office set the rules; follow them where they differ from anything here. Reviewed September 2026.
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