Pulaski County Election

At 5 p.m., an hour before polls were set to close on Tuesday, Nov. 3, a small line forms outside of the Pulaski County Highway Garage in Winamac.
Pulaski County voters showed up for the November 2026 midterm election. A total of 3,731 votes were cast, coming to a 43.37% voter turnout. Of those, 836 voted a straight Republican Party ticket and 166 voted a straight Democratic Party ticket. There was energy in town on Election Day night, with...
Jessica Fouts from MicroVote answers questions about the Voter Verified Paper Audit Trail (VVPAT) paper slip.
Pulaski County election equipment has been tested ahead of the fall general election. The public test was held on Wednesday, Sept. 30 at 2 p.m. at the Pulaski County Courthouse. For the test, the voting machines are randomly selected, unsealed, zeroed out, tested, zeroed out and resealed. The...
The Pulaski County Election Board runs a successful test on county voting machines on Friday, March 27. Pictured (left to right): Republican Representative Jon Frain, Richel Fox, County Clerk and Election Board Secretary JoLynn Behny and Election Board Chair and Democrat Representative Jessye Gilley.
On March 27, after four random voting machines were run through a successful public test at 2 p.m., the Pulaski County Election Board held a meeting to address a handful of matters, including continuing their conversation on whether or not they should publish CFA-4s (campaign finance reports) on...
Filing to be a candidate for local office in the 2026 primary election came to a close on Friday, Feb. 6 at noon. Several offices will be on the ballot in May, including sheriff, clerk of courts, coroner, assessor, county commissioner and several county council seats, to just name a few. Candidates...
Candidate filing has officially kicked off in Pulaski County for the 2026 midterm election cycle. Filing opened for several local offices starting at 8 a.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 7. The following are the available county seats and those who currently hold said office: County Commissioner District 3;...
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Another election season has come and gone. Tuesday, Nov. 5 marked the end of an interesting election season both nationally and locally. On trend with the majority of the country, Pulaski County had a high turnout of voters for the 2024 general election. Approximately 62% of the county's registered...
Voter Registration Deputy Becky McLeroy (left) and Republican Representative Theresa Calloway (right) take their turn casting their mock votes.
The county election equipment underwent another successful public test at the Pulaski County Highway Garage on Wednesday, Oct. 2 at 10 a.m. Three random voting machines were selected and put through the test. Once the mock votes were completed on each of the machines, they were zeroed out and...
Several candidates have filed petitions for the open school board seats in both Pulaski County schools. On the Eastern Pulaski school board, a total of six prospective candidates filed for the three available Monroe Township seats. Those candidates included Scott Hanson, Greg Kiser, Jimmy Terry,...
Forty-two percent of Pulaski County voters cast their ballot in the 2022 general election. The number is up from the May primary election which had about a 21% turnout. There are 9,119 registered voters in Pulaski County and 3,851 made their voices heard during the general election. On Election Day...
The Pulaski County Election Board approved a resolution which designates the county as a post-election audit county pursuant to Indiana State Code. The proposal was brought to the board by Pulaski County Clerk and Election Board Secretary JoLynn Behny at a public election board meeting on Oct. 25....

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