Pulaski County Elections

Pictured (left to right) are: Preston Meihls, David Meihls, County Commissioner Jenny Knebel, EMA Director and ADA Coordinator Richel Fox, County Clerk and Election Board Secretary JoLynn Behny and Voter Registration Deputy Becky McLeroy.
David and Preston Meihls of the ADA Consultants of Indiana checked county voting machines for accessibility on Tuesday, March 24.
County Clerk JoLynn Behny and Voter Registration Deputy Becky McLeroy are urging Pulaski County to start thinking now about the 2026 local elections. Several federal, state and county offices will be up in the May 2026 primary election. Those offices include: U.S. Representative District 2, State...
The Pulaski County Election Board reviewed six provisional ballots that came in during Election Day during a meeting on Friday, Nov. 15. The board reviewed each of the ballots and all six were deemed invalid due to the voters not being registered in Pulaski County. The main issue with the absentee...
Pulaski County has received new polling booths ahead of the 2024 general election.
The Pulaski County Election Board had a conversation on the new voting booths and how to best distribute them to their locations ahead of Election Day in November. The new all-in-one polling station will allow the voting panel and the Voter-verified paper audit trail (VVPAT) to be all on one power...
Sec of State Diego Morales visited Pulaski County to present a check to help with the purchase of VVPATs for 10 donated voting machines from Jasper County. Pictured are (back) County Council President Ken Boswell, County Councilwoman Sheila Jimenez, Commissioner Vice President Maurice Loehmer, Democrat Party Chair Doug Denton, and (front) Republican Party Chair and Prosecutor Kelly Gaumer, Secretary of State Diego Morales, County Clerk and Election Board Secretary JoLynn Behny and Becky McLeroy
Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales made a stop in Pulaski County on Monday, March 18 to present Pulaski County Clerk and Election Board Secretary JoLynn Behny with a $22,300 grant check. The money will help cover the purchase of 10 VVPATs for the 10 donated voting machines from Jasper County...
The commissioners recently approved the election board’s request to use the Pulaski County Highway Garage as a early voting location for the primary and general elections.
In December, Pulaski County Clerk and Election Board Secretary JoLynn Behny stressed the importance of finding an early voting location that is ADA compliant as soon as possible. They have since settled on the Pulaski County Highway Garage to be the early voting location for this year's elections....
A “zero tally” is conducted on each machine when they are programmed to show no one has voted on them prior to the election.
With the general election less than 50 days away, the Pulaski County Clerk's office is nothing short of busy. County clerk and election administrator JoLynn Behny said that phone calls nearly double as elections draw closer. Behny informed that a common misunderstanding is that some people think...
Between Wednesday, July 27 and Friday, Aug. 26 the following Pulaski County candidates have filed for local school boards: Jack L. Jones for the Culver Community District 4 seat, Aaron T. Campbell for the Indian Creek Township seat on the Eastern Pulaski school board, Kyle P. McTeigue for the Cass...
According to Pulaski County Clerk and election board secretary JoLynn Behny, early in-person voting for the May 2022 primary election will take place in the Pulaski County Courthouse microfilm room, Room 210 - which is located across from the auditor's office - in Winamac, and at the Francesville...
Although this year was an off-year for elections, Pulaski County Clerk JoLynn Behny and Starke County Clerk Bernadette Manuel said that doesn't mean they've had a shortage of questions from the public about upcoming elections and its processes. The clerks touched on topics they have received from...

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